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Lesson plan

Level : 3rd year


Unit 03 : Ethics in business
Rubric : Listen & Consider

Intermediate objective : By the end of this lesson, learners will learn how to express regret and desire using “wish”

Lesson Steps

Tasks/interaction Producers/correction Aimes Time

Warming up introduce the notin


T.invites Ls to consider sentences 1 and 2 then of advising
discuss questions A-C that follow.
1- Citizens had better stop shrugging their
shoulders at bureaucratic abuse.
2- They had better not say that the fight
against corruption is not their own
business.
A-What do the items in bold type express?
B- Which of the items could you use to
express the same idea as in sentences 1
and 2 above ? rewrite them
C- What is the short form of the words in draw the rule
bold tybe ?
The learners are invited to analyze the following
statements.

❈ Citizens had better stop shrugging


their shoulders at bureaucratic abuse.

Subject Verb
The rest of the sentence

Had better + stop (stem) ☛


express strong advice/recommendation.
Stating rule :
Had better express strong advice or
recommendation .It has the same meaning of
Should/ought to
e.g. you should
Ought to
play well in the match; otherwise you might lose
the game.
had better

¤ The short form of had better is‘d better, it is


only used with personal pronouns e.g. Y’d better make pupils practice
start revising. the use of “had
¤ The negative form of had better is had better better” to give
not pieces of advice

‘d
better not

Ls are asked to do task page 50: rewrite


statements 1-5 using had better/’d better or had
better or/’d better not to convey the same
meaning as that conveyed by the sentence
given.

Key:
1: I had better go now or I will be late.
2: You had better keep these files in a safety
deposit box; they contain top secret information
about our company.
3: You’d better not go to work today you don’t
look very well.
4: You’d better pay your electricity bill within a
fortnight; otherwise you will owe a late fee.
5: we had better not go out tonight; we have a
lot of work to do.

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