If you repeat a behavior often enough, it becomes a habit. In this lesson, students will learn about the zero conditional - a grammar structure used to express general truths, scientific facts, habits, and everyday situations. Students will explore new vocabulary related to the topic and practice using real-life examples. The lesson includes engaging exercises and thought-provoking questions to help students use the zero conditional in both speaking and writing. It's ideal for learners at the A2–B1 level.

Lesson Objectives

Grammar: Students will study and practice the zero conditional. They will learn how to build sentences using this grammar concept and understand when to use it.

Speaking: Students will take part in conversation activities where they discuss daily routines, general truths, and science facts. They will use new vocabulary and the zero conditional in their answers.

Vocabulary: The lesson will teach students important words like "habit," "routine," and "general truth." These words will be used in activities to help students understand and remember them.

Homework: Students will complete different exercises to practice the zero conditional. First, they will choose the correct answer to finish sentences about everyday situations. Then, they will read sentences and decide if they are true or false. After that, they will say if they agree or disagree with some statements and write a new sentence that says the opposite. These exercises will help students remember the grammar and use it in real-life situations.