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COFFEE
Reading Lesson
COFFEE
COFFEE
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Pair Work Discussion
COFFEE 20 questions about coffee - evenly divided into 'A" and 'B' handouts
Pair work Level: Intermediate to Advanced Approximate Time: 15 minutes |
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Discussion Practice
COFFEE 16 Question strips adapted from the above Pair Work activity.
These questions can be used with students seated in pairs or in small groups, or with students standing. Activity Notes on Page 2 Level: Intermediate to Advanced Approximate Time: 10 - 15 minutes |
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'Find Someone Who'
Activity COFFEE Classic 'Find Someone Who' activity
Whole class activity Activity Notes on Page 2 (with Activity Version 1 and Version 2) Level: Elementary to Intermediate Approximate Time: 15 - 20 minutes |
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Word Bank (Gap-Fill)
COFFEE 15 vocabulary items about coffee
Gap-fill exercise; Answer Key attached Level: Intermediate to Advanced Approximate Time: 15 - 20 minutes
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aroma
black cafe caffeine cappuccino |
coffee beans
coffee maker cream cup espresso |
grind
iced coffee instant coffee Starbucks strong |
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Word Bank -
Writing Activity #1 COFFEE Write an opinion essay to answer this question: "Coffee is bad for you. Do you agree or disagree?" Use at least 6 of the 15 words on the left; 2 pages of lined writing paper.
Level: Intermediate to Advanced Approximate Time: 25 - 30 minutes |
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Word Bank -
Writing Activity #2 COFFEE Write a past tense narrative essay: "Write about a time you went to a coffee shop." Use at least 6 of the 15 words on the left; 2 pages of lined writing paper.
Level: Intermediate to Advanced Approximate Time: 25 - 30 minutes |
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Worksheet
COFFEE Brainstorming and dictionary practice
Use a dictionary to help you complete the chart below. All of the words must begin with the letter of the alphabet given. Some letters may have many different answers, while others may not have an answer. Level: Intermediate to Advanced Approximate Time: 20 minutes ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS
Consider breaking your class into two teams and see which team can come up with the most (correctly spelled) words within a given time limit. Also, consider giving this worksheet to your students for homework. |
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