ESL LESSON PLANS (LIST OF TOPICS):

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SAMPLE LESSON PLAN

BEGINNER
Possessive 'S
Quantifiers
Simple present of “to be”
Subject pronouns
Question words
Time expressions
Demonstrative pronouns
Commands
Countable and uncountable nouns
“There is” or “there are”?
Object pronouns
Plural form of nouns
Possessive adjectives
Prepositions of place
Prepositions of time
Present continuous tense
Present simple tense
Simple past tense
Conjunctions
Verbs with two objects

BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE
“Do” vs. “make”
“Some” vs. “any”
Comparative & superlative adjectives
“There is” vs. “it is”
“Will” or “going to”?
Adverbs of frequency
Present simple vs. present continuous
Articles
Compound nouns
Irregular verbs (past tenses)
Future perfect tense
Making sentences negative
Modals + infinitive
Subject-verb agreement
Possessive pronouns

INTERMEDIATE
Verbs of the senses
Future in the past
“So” vs. “neither” (agreeing/disagreeing)
“Lay” vs. “lie”
The verb “get”
“No longer”, “any longer”, “anymore”
Past perfect tense
Present simple vs. present perfect
Verb tense consistency
Homonyms
Compound adjectives
Discussing possibility and probability
Conjunctions
Commonly confused words
Auxiliary verbs (be, do have)
Causative form
Comma, semicolon, or colon?
Double negatives
“Each other” or “one another”?
First conditional
Gerunds + infinitives
Modals (should, could, would)
Modals for advice
Participle adjectives
Passive voice
Present perfect tense
Present perfect continuous tense
Question tags
Reported speech
Second conditional
Third conditional
Zero articles
Relative pronouns
“Used to” vs. “be used to”
“Other”, “another”, “different”

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
Possession & noun modifiers
Adjective order
Dangling modifiers
Future in the past
Conjunctive adverbs
Eliminating redundant words
Adverb clauses
Indefinite pronouns
Parallel structure
The role of social media in society

ADVANCED
Expressing regret & wishes
Inversion & negative adverbials
Ellipsis
Discussing climate change
Discussing freedom of speech
Debate & critical thinking
Articles in idioms (advanced)
Word order (advanced)
Abstract & concrete nouns
Change adjectives to nouns
Comma splices
Advanced conditionals + inversion
Future perfect vs. future perfect continuous
Modals in the past
Noun clauses
Prepositions (advanced)
Pronoun case
Relative clauses
Reported speech (advanced)
Subject-verb agreement