This worksheet is designed for A2-B1 level learners and focuses on teaching modals of probability (may, might, could) through a fun and engaging context—Rock, Paper, Scissors. The lesson begins with a practical warm-up where students play the game and report their findings, followed by vocabulary exercises, comprehension questions, and grammar practice. The grammar section dives deep into when and how to use modals of probability, including common mistakes and correct usage. The lesson employs Presentation, Practice, Production approach, allowing students to understand the grammar point thoroughly before moving on to production tasks. The final part of the lesson uses Task-Based Learning (TBL), where students predict outcomes of another round of Rock, Paper, Scissors using modals, and then discuss whether their predictions were correct. This worksheet not only reinforces grammar skills but also encourages strategic thinking and practical application in a fun, interactive environment.

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Rock, paper, scissors (may, might, could)

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. This worksheet is designed for A2-B1 level learners and focuses on teaching modals of probability (may, might, co…