LESSON PLAN: Polite requests TIME: 55 minutes FOCUS: Polite Requests LEVEL: High Beginner
After this lesson students will be able to make polite requests
OBJECTIVES MATERIALS
‘Polite Requests’ worksheet, ‘Sentence Order’ worksheet, ‘Gap
fill’ worksheet, ‘Polite Requests Flashcards’ A packet of sweets or a bar of chocolate.
LANGUAGE
Practice polite requests “Can you / Could you / Would you……please?” and answers.
If possible bring a packet of sweets or bar of chocolate to the
ACTIVITY
class. Tell students you will give a sweet to the first student
(5 minutes)
who can ask for it in English. Then ask for different ways of asking for a sweet. Give a sweet to the students who ask in different ways. On the board write:
“Give me a sweet.” “I want a sweet.” “Want one.” “Can I have a sweet please?” “Could I have a sweet please?” “Would you mind giving me a sweet please?”
Ask the students which are the good, or polite, phrases. Show “Can / Could / Would” phrases as polite and the best requests.
PRESENTATION (5-10 minutes)
Can you _________ please? Could you _________ please? Would you mind ____________ please?
Ask students to make questions. Use the sweets as an example.
Can I have a sweet please? Could I have a sweet please? Would you mind giving me a sweet please?
Explain that with “Would you mind” you “+ ing” to the verb. Write on the board
Would you mind give + ing a sweet please? Would you mind pass + ing me a pen please? Would you mind close + ing the door please?
Now stand by the door and open it. Write the structure on the board. Tell the students to ask you, politely, to close the door.
Can you _________ please? Could you_________ please? Would you mind ____________ please?
Can you close the door please? Could you close the door please? Would you mind closing the door please?
When the students ask the questions answer with these three phrases. These should all be positive. Write the answers to the requests on the board.
Answers: Yes of course. Yes no problem. Not at all.
COMMUNICATION
Hand out the ‘Polite Requests’ worksheet for students to
PRACTICE ACTIVITY (10 mins.)
Students then ask each other the questions and answer them. COMMUNICATION
Hand out the ‘Sentence Order’ worksheet for students to
PRACTICE ACTIVITY (10 mins.)
Students then ask each other the questions and answer them. PRODUCTION
Hand out the ‘Gap fill’ worksheet for students to complete in
ACTIVITY (10 minutes)
Students then read the conversation together.
ACTIVITY
Stand at the front of the class and mime a request. Point to a
(10 minutes)
pen and elicit a request from the teams (for example: “Can you pass the pen please?”). Point to a door and elicit “Would you mind closing the door?”. Do more examples.
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