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Dislike vs. Unlike | Pre-Intermediate Lesson Plan

Dislike vs. unlike grammar lesson for pre-intermediate English learners: definitions and examples show dislike as a verb and unlike as a preposition, followed by fill-in, speaking and sentence-writing exercises.
Grades
Grades 8–12, Not Grade Specific, Adult Education, High School, Middle School
Pages
3
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Oct 26, 2026

Subject
ELA, Grammar
Topic
grammar lesson, language arts
Resource types
Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Answer key
Included

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What's inside this resource

Dislike vs. Unlike Pre-Intermediate Lesson Plan This pre-intermediate English grammar lesson plan helps students learn the difference between "dislike" and "unlike" and when to use each word appropriately. The informative packet begins by clearly explaining the definitions and uses of these commonly confused words. Students then apply their understanding by completing targeted exercises assessing their comprehension and grammar skills. This versatile resource can be used for whole-group grammar instruction, small group remediation, or as a homework assignment for individual practice. Implement digitally or print the engaging worksheet. An answer key is included, making this lesson plan a teacher-friendly resource for promoting student grammar growth.

This lesson will show us how to use dislike to show that you don't like something and unlike to emphasise the opposite of similar to.

3 PDFs with 3 ready to print pages.

Digital Compatibility & Reflective Feedback

A noteworthy feature is its integration with Google Apps that injects digital vibrance into traditional classroom practices. Additionally, keeping the importance of feedback in mind during learning progressions - an answer key provision allows immediate reflection.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Choose dislike or unlike correctly in a sentence
  • Write original sentences using each word

Teaching tips

  • The Google Apps version requires a Google account.

Skills covered

  • Word choice — completing five fill-in-the-blank sentences
  • Speaking — discussing things they dislike and things that are unlike each other

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Dislike
  • Unlike
  • Verb
  • Preposition
  • Commonly confused words

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