
In this A2 English lesson, students will learn expressions to make requests. They will also acquire language to order something in a coffee shop.
Introduction
The student reads a paragraph and pays special attention to language used to make requests (could we please, would you like, etc.).
Grammar: Making requests
The student learns about phrases/verbs we use to make requests and express desires (would like, can, could , may, etc.). They practice what they learned by completing sentences with the correct verbs.
Video: Why shouldn’t passengers order coffee on a plane?
After watching a video about making requests on an airplane, the student completes some sentences to check comprehension. They also learn the meanings of new words from the video by matching them with their synonyms.
Revision
The student revises ways to make requests by finishing questions in their own words. They also make requests based on pictures of food.

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