Education vocabulary things in common
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Finding similarities using useful education vocabulary, with useful phrases for talking about things you have in common.
Lesson Plan Content:
Education vocabulary things in common
Ask each other questions and share information to try to find things in common with your partner using vocabulary on the next page. Make sure that you remember similarities and differences to share with the class later.
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Useful language for reacting to similarities Me too./ So… I. Like you, I… |
Share the similarities between you with another group or the whole class and see if they also have that in common.
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Useful language for talking about similarities We have… in common. We share… Our… are (exactly/ almost/ more or less) the same. Our… are (absolutely/ almost) identical. Our… are (very) similar. Like…, I… Both… and I… …, and I… as well. …, and I… too. …, and so… I. |
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Education key words Application (form/ essay) Cambridge exams (PET, FCE, CAE, Use of English, etc) Character/ Behaviour (studious, naughty, etc) Conversation school/ Language school Cram school Dorm/ Student halls Exams/ Tests (finals, etc) Exam prep (exam practice/ practice exams, etc) Fellow alumni/ Ex-classmates Foreign languages (ALTs, etc) Formality (academic English, slang, etc) Fresher/ Freshman/ First year student Gap year Grammar Homework/ Assignments Idioms (phrasal verbs, etc) Language exams (TOEIC, Eiken, TOEFL, etc) Listening Major/ Subject/ Department/ Faculty Materials/ Resources (textbooks, etc) Online classes PE Postgraduate degree/ Grad school Pre-school/ Kindergarten/ Nursery school Primary school/ Elementary school Qualifications (certificates, BA/ BSc, MA/ MSc, PhD, etc) Reading Secondary school/ (Junior) high school Self-study Speaking (pronunciation, accuracy, fluency, etc) Study abroad (student visa, exchange programme, etc) Studying through English/ English-medium… Uni(versity)/ College Upper Intermediate Vocabulary (collocations, idioms, phrasal verbs, etc) Writing (essay, dissertation/ thesis, email, letter, report, review, article, spelling, punctuation, etc) |
Possible topics Ambitions Changes/ Trends Choices Differences Difficulties/ Problems Dislikes (Good/ Bad) experiences Feelings Future desires Habits/ Routines How long/ Time spent How often How… Likes/ Preferences Media Memories Methods/ Ways Opinions Past People Plans Predictions Present Reasons/ Motivations Recently Similarities Skills/ Level Success/ Achievements
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