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LEW 5B
Chapter 5
What’s the matter?
Class Content
Period 1: Key Words & Key Structures
Period 3: Reading & Comprehension
Period 4: Practice 1
Period 5: Practice 2
Period 6: Phonics & Fun Corner
Period 2: Reading & Comprehension
Period 1: Key Words & Key Structures
Objectives
to introduce the topic
to introduce the vocabulary about illness
to introduce formulaic expressions to show concern
to introduce have got to express conditions
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Warm up
In this chapter, we’re going to learn to talk about illnesses.
Who has been sick recently? What happened to you?
Key Words
Illnesses
a cold
Key Words
Illnesses
a fever
Key Words
Illnesses
a stomachache
Key Words
Illnesses
a headache
Key Words
Illnesses
a toothache
Key Words
Illnesses
a sore throat
Key Words
Illnesses
a cough
Game
Can you read the word?
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Guess: What’s the matter?
She’s / He’s got a
____________.
cough
headache
toothache
stomachache
Game
Objective: This slide aims to practice words of common illnesses, like ‘cough’, ‘headache’ …, as well as the sentence structure ‘What’s the matter?’ - ‘She’s / He’s got a …’
Procedure: This is an imitation game. The teacher chooses one student to see the picture, while the other students’ eyes closed. Then, the teacher covers the picture, after the specific student sees the picture. Then, the student who saw the picture vividly acts out the illness, and the other students guess what the illness is. Students must use the sentence structure ‘She’s / He’s got a …’
Time: 6mins
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James and Sally are not feeling well. Let’s see what they are saying.
I’ve got …
I’ve got a fever.
I’ve got a cold.
I’ve got = I have
Key Structures
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We can use ‘What the matter?’ to find out why someone isn’t feeling well.
What’s the matter?
Man: I’ve got a sore throat.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Nurse: What’s the matter?
Man: I’ve got a toothache.
Key Structures
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We can use ‘… told me to …’ to tell someone about something that another person said.
… told me to …
The doctor told me to dr