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    Yanine López M.

    English as a Foreign Language Teacher


    Master in E-learning and Social Media
    UNIT 3
    getting things done
    lesson 1
    OBJECTIVE:
    ask for a favor and offer a
    solution
    Google and look for pictures or emojis that
    represent the learning objectives of lesson 1.

    ask for a favor offer a solution


    Listen and answer or complete.

    1. Gee wants to borrow her friend’s


    a) laptop
    b) cell phone
    c) Car

    2. Can her friend do this favor? Copy a sentence to justify.

    3. What solution does her friend offer?


    Listen and answer or complete.

    1. Gee wants to borrow her friend’s


    a) laptop
    b) cell phone
    c) Car

    2. Can her friend do this favor? Copy a sentence to justify.

    3. What solution does her friend offer?


    Read the conversation and identify
    useful phrases for…
    1. …asking for a favor.
    2. …indicate acceptance.
    3. …offer a solution.
    Grammar: The causative
    Let’s practice!
    Speaking time!
    THANKS!

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