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Party planning: using 'will' and 'should' for future plans

Learn to confidently plan and discuss parties using 'will' for decisions and 'should' for suggestions, with practical phrases for real conversations.

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Summary

Planning a party can be exciting, but it also needs good organisation! This lesson will help you talk about your party plans and give useful advice to friends. You'll learn how to discuss future events and make suggestions for a great celebration.

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Vocabulary

Students will learn key phrases for party planning, such as throw a party, make a guest list, and send out the invitations. You'll also practise talking about putting up decorations and getting a gift.

Grammar

The lesson focuses on using will and should. You will learn to use will for future decisions and should for giving advice or making suggestions.

Practical English

You will practise making plans with friends using helpful phrases like What about...? and That's a great idea! You'll also learn how to politely disagree with I'm not so sure.

Discussion

There is a speaking activity where you can use your new language to discuss party ideas with classmates.

Reading

The lesson includes an engaging article about party planning to help you understand the topic in context.

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