Lucia Walliams wins the Lesson Share competition with a fun lesson on the third conditional.
Skills: Reading and speaking
Grammar focus: Third conditional
Level: Upper intermediate
Age: Teenagers / adults
Time: 60 minutes +
Materials: One copy of the reading text and worksheet per student.
Choosing the correct article - “a” “an” “the” or Ø (zero article) – is, for many students, an ongoing problem all the way from beginner to advanced classes. Here are a few quick ideas for practising them at lower levels.
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