Assignment B – Board Plan(s)
✓ On this page, show what you would write on the white board during the presentation stage, including: example sentences, timeline,
form and function.
✓ Be realistic about how much you could put on the board during the lesson, and how much students would be able read and take notes
on.
Structure of first conditional sentence written on board:
IF + SUBJECT + PRESENT SIMPLE, SUBJECT + auxiliary will + infinitive (future simple)
Examples to be written on the board:
If you keep eating pizza, you will be unhealthy.If we don’t hurry, we will miss the bus.
Refer to the examples written above on the board and write:
IF clause: If you keep eating chips/fries
Result clause: you will be unhealthy.
Linked together: If you keep eating chips/fries, you will be unhealthy.
Change the placement of the “if” in both sentences and write it on the board:
You will be unhealthy if you keep eating chips/fries.
You will miss the plane/bus/boat if you don’t hurry.
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✓ On this page, show what you would write on the white board during the presentation stage, including: example sentences, timeline,
form and function.
✓ Be realistic about how much you could put on the board during the lesson, and how much students would be able read and take notes
on.
Structure of first conditional sentence written on board:
IF + SUBJECT + PRESENT SIMPLE, SUBJECT + auxiliary will + infinitive (future simple)
Examples to be written on the board:
If you keep eating pizza, you will be unhealthy.If we don’t hurry, we will miss the bus.
Refer to the examples written above on the board and write:
IF clause: If you keep eating chips/fries
Result clause: you will be unhealthy.
Linked together: If you keep eating chips/fries, you will be unhealthy.
Change the placement of the “if” in both sentences and write it on the board:
You will be unhealthy if you keep eating chips/fries.
You will miss the plane/bus/boat if you don’t hurry.
© 2020 The TEFL Academy. All rights reserved.
