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Students will be able to identify, form, and use passive voice constructions across all tenses in contextual situations related to shopping and consumer behavior.

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Students will be able to construct and narrate hypothetical past situations using the third conditional, incorporating strong and weak adjectives to enhance their storytelling.

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Students will demonstrate mastery of shopping-related vocabulary and distinguish between strong and weak adjectives in various contexts.

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Analyze newspaper articles about shopping/retail and copy/paste some passive voice constructions. Example: 'New Shopping Mall Opened in Dubai', 'Thousands of Products Were Sold During Sale'

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Shopping in Dubai, What to Buy in Dubai - Khaleej Times

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Khaleej Times brings you the best ideas on what to buy in Dubai, famous things in Dubai for shopping, Dubai summer sales, offers, deals & discounts, and more.

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Post sentences about shopping in active voice. We will work together to transform these into passive voice in all appropriate tenses.

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Students create a list with shopping-related vocabulary including collocations (e.g., browse merchandise, process refunds, seasonal discount).

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English vocabulary: Shopping terms and expressions. | Learn English Today

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Words and useful expressions for shopping, making comments and enquiries, with their meaning and an example, for learners of English.

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Students write short stories about regrettable shopping experiences using third conditional. Example: 'If I had checked the size chart, I wouldn't have bought the wrong size.'

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Third Conditional Sentences + Examples | English Grammar Lesson

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Students create product reviews using appropriate adjectives. Compare: good vs. excellent, bad vs. terrible, small vs. tiny. Share on class Padlet wall for peer feedback.

Simplified Product List:

Electronics:

Smartphone

Laptop

Smartwatch

Bluetooth Headphones

Digital Camera

Home Appliances:

Blender

Coffee Maker

Air Purifier

Slow Cooker

Robotic Vacuum

Fashion and Accessories:

Sneakers

Handbag

Watch

Jacket

Dress

Beauty Products:

Skincare Serum

Perfume

Lipstick

Shampoo

Moisturizer

Sports and Outdoor Gear:

Mountain Bike

Camping Tent

Golf Clubs

Running Shoes

Fitness Tracker

Books and Media:

Novel

Cookbook

Movie DVD

Music Album

Video Game

Food and Beverages:

Artisan Chocolate

Gourmet Cheese

Wine

Craft Beer

Organic Coffee Beans

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Students complete an online quiz covering passive voice.

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Students write a complaint letter about a hypothetical shopping experience, incorporating passive voice, third conditional, and appropriate adjectives.

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In pairs, students present a dialogue between a customer and shop assistant, demonstrating use of target grammar and vocabulary. I will provide the scenarios to you.

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Students write three sentences: one using passive voice, one using third conditional, and one using a strong adjective learned today.

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In small groups, students discuss: What was the most challenging aspect of today's revision? What areas need more practice?

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Write a blog post about a memorable shopping experience, incorporating at least 5 passive voice constructions and 3 third conditional sentences.

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Create a digital mind map of shopping vocabulary, including synonyms and antonyms for the strong and weak adjectives learned in class.