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Wish/If Only Advanced ESL Lesson Plan

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Grammar flashcards 1–4 explain present regret, past regret, wish with would, and could versus would.
Flashcards 1–4 of the 10-card grammar set
Grammar flashcards 5–8 cover emphatic if only, hope for a test, irritation, and regret about a missed train.
Flashcards 5–8 of the 10-card grammar set
Grammar flashcards 9–10 give wishes about living closer to the city and distinguish wishes from polite requests.
Final two flashcards in the grammar set
Full-page flashcard 1 explains present regret with past simple: “I wish I knew the answer” and having more time.
Full-page version of flashcard 1: present regret
Full-page flashcard 2 explains past regret with past perfect, including “I wish I had studied harder.”
Full-page version of flashcard 2: past regret
Full-page flashcard 3 models would with wish and if only through examples about stopping talking and arriving on time.
Full-page version of flashcard 3: using would
Full-page flashcard 4 contrasts “I wish I could” for abilities with “I wish I would” for behavior changes.
Full-page version of flashcard 4: could and would
Full-page flashcard 5 explains the stronger emphasis of if only, using “If only I had seen the sign!”
Full-page version of flashcard 5: emphasis
Full-page flashcard 6 marks “I wish I would pass the test” incorrect and models “I hope I will pass the test.”
Full-page version of flashcard 6: hope
Full-page flashcard 7 explains wish plus would for repeated irritation: “I wish you would stop complaining.”
Full-page version of flashcard 7: irritation

About This Product

Wish/If Only | Advanced Lesson Plan This advanced English lesson plan helps students learn about wish clauses and conditional sentences using "if only." Educators can implement the informative instructional materials in various ways, such as whole group instruction, small group activities, or independent assignments. After an explanation of wish clauses, students complete practical exercises assessing their comprehension and practicing grammar skills. Answer keys are included for educators. This useful resource works well for English language learners at advanced levels. Adults and children from 12+ and homeschooling parents will appreciate the clear presentation of wish clauses and "if only" conditional sentences. The engaging materials can be conveniently accessed digitally through Google Apps. This lesson allows flexibility to best suit different learning environments while efficiently enhancing students' grammar abilities.

The ESL lesson plan includes flashcards, a warmer, grammar rules, exercises, role-play, conversation, writing drill, activity, answers and an extra study that would be good to set as homework. There are 30+ pages and there are teachers notes to guide the teacher.

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