In this B2 ESL lesson, students look at why and how companies reinvent themselves, building business vocabulary through listening, reading, and discussion.
Warm-up:
Students decide which attitudes to business change each statement represents.
Video:
Students watch a video titled “How Burger King’s New Whopper Is Winning Back Customers.” After watching the video, they choose which ideas the speaker mentioned.
Exercises:
The students complete words in sentences. Following that, they complete sentences with verbs given in a box. Finally, the learners complete idioms with words from a box.
Reading:
Learners read a short text and answer a few questions about it.
Discussion:
The students are given a series of two options to choose from. They decide which one in each pair matters more for a company that’s trying to reinvent itself.
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