Expressing Possibilities and Permission
WEEK: Two
TOPIC: Expressing Possibilities and Permission
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Express possibilities using ‘Can’, ‘Cannot’, ‘May’, ‘May not
- Read and comprehend the passage and learn new words
- Write a guided composition
REFERENCE MATERIAL:Macmillan Brilliant Primary English Book 4
CONTENT:
GRAMMAR
EXPRESSING POSSIBILITIES AND PERMISSION
If you are not sure you will do something but it is likely you do it, that is a possibility.
If you want to go out of the class when your teacher is with you you must ask the teacher to allow you to go out, that is permission.
Both possibility and permission can be expressed in negative forms using ‘cannot’ and.... View More
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- Revision of Last term’s work
- Expressing Possibilities and Permission
- Dialogue further practices in excusing, Possibility, obligation and permission
- Reading: Teaching of new word's meaning and
- Structure: Complete sentences with Can or May
- Structure: Further practice in the use of tenses;
- Speech work: Reading descriptive passage Means of transportation in Nigeria;
- Speech Work: Aural Discrimination; Structure: Further practice in the use of tenses,
- Writing: Composition about my family; Structure: Fill in the gaps; Spelling
- Chapters 9
- Category Primary 4
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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