It’s time to go to work! In this lesson, students will explore different ways to travel and commute to work. The lesson includes audio of two people discussing their travel experiences. Students will also practice using comparatives, adjectives, and related vocabulary. Engaging discussion activities and worksheets are provided to help learners practice, making the lesson interactive and enjoyable. These materials are designed for both adults and teenagers to support a well-rounded and effective learning experience.

Lesson Objectives

Grammar: Students will learn and practice using comparatives and adjectives to compare different modes of transportation, discussing which ones are more eco-friendly, faster, safer, or more convenient. They will understand how to form comparatives for both short and long adjectives and use them in sentences to make comparisons.

Listening: They will enhance their listening skills by hearing two people discuss their modes of transportation and reasons for choosing them. This activity aims to improve students' comprehension of spoken English, focusing on reasons related to environmental concerns and personal preferences.

Speaking: Students will engage in discussions about their own commuting habits, using comparatives to compare their chosen modes of transportation with others. They will talk about why they prefer certain transportation methods over others, incorporating vocabulary related to travel and commuting introduced in the lesson.

Vocabulary: The lesson introduces vocabulary related to commuting and travel, such as "eco-friendly," "public transportation," "driver’s license," "speed limit," "traffic jams," as well as adjectives and comparatives like "cheaper," "faster," "safer," and "more dangerous."

Homework: Homework tasks are designed to reinforce the lesson's focus on comparatives, adjectives, and vocabulary related to commuting. Students will correct sentences, fill in blanks with the correct phrases, choose the correct comparative forms of adjectives to complete sentences, and answer questions about their commuting preferences and experiences.

Audio

                                                Listen to the audio to learn about commuting and traveling. Some people like driving big trucks or flying in airplanes. Others prefer riding a bicycle or hopping on the back of a motorbike. There are ecological ways to commute, but sometimes this is not doable when traveling halfway around the world.
												
                                            