Lesson 23: Unit 166 - Revision. Question Words. Questions.
A revision lesson on question words (what, where, when, why, how, who, which, whose) and the correct formation of different types of questions in English, including question tags.
About this lesson
In this lesson we will revise and consolidate the use of question words in English: what, where, when, why, how, who, which and whose. We will practise asking correctly structured questions based on short texts about martial arts – aikido, karate and judo. We will work on gap-filling, finding the question for a given answer and completing sentences with question tags. This is a revision lesson and covers key communicative structures needed for B1 level.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
- Use the question words correctly: what, where, when, why, how, who, which, whose
- Form wh-questions for given answers
- Recognise and form question tags
- Read and understand short texts on the topic of martial arts
- Express yourself orally by answering questions about personal preferences
Lesson vocabulary
- martial art Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art.
- harmonious Aikido means 'the way of harmonious spirit'.
- synthesis It was developed as a synthesis of his martial studies, philosophy, and religious beliefs.
- practitioner A practitioner could achieve the ability to defend himself without injuring his attacker.
- attacker Ueshiba's goal was to defend himself without injuring his attacker.
- fusion Karate is a fusion of Japanese and Chinese martial arts.
- characterized by Karate is characterized by punching and kicking techniques.
- technique Karate uses punching and kicking techniques executed from a stable, fixed position.
- grappling Judo is a form of grappling.
- emphasize Judo emphasizes on the personal, spiritual, and physical self-improvement of its practitioners.
- self-improvement It emphasizes on the physical self-improvement of its practitioners.
- spread out Judo has spread out through the world since 1964.
- philosophy Ueshiba developed aikido as a synthesis of his martial studies, philosophy, and religious beliefs.
- fixed position Karate techniques are executed from a stable, fixed position.
- religious beliefs Aikido was developed as a synthesis of martial studies, philosophy, and religious beliefs.
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