The Wrong Delivery / Step 1 of 6
Meet the film crew
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Grammar and vocabulary focus Teacher notesGrammar: Polite requests · past simple · questions with canWords: ordered, received, matching, replacement, delivery, deliver
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Grammar you can point to
- Polite requests: could + subject + verb
Could you send a red coat, please?
Ask for a replacement.- Past simple: ordered and received
We ordered a red coat, but we received a blue one.
Explain what went wrong.- Questions with can
When can you deliver it?
Check what is possible and when.
Possible review: adjective + noun groups (an old black suitcase), singular and plural nouns (one chair / two chairs), and time expressions (at four / by five / today).
Vocabulary you can choose
- Useful task words
- order, delivery, wrong, matching, replacement, deliver
- Describe the items
- red, blue, white, black; old, modern; small, large; round, square
- Name the objects
- coat, suitcase, lamp, chair; cup, table, umbrella in the extra task
- Explain only if needed
- props, hire, supplier
Teach only the words the learner needs. You do not need to teach every grammar point or every word.
For you
What to do
Show the picture. The learner is the film assistant; you are the supplier. Ask the learner to name the objects.
01 / Meet the film crew
Tomorrow, we make a film.
Today, we have a problem.

You are the film assistant.
A shop sent the wrong objects. You will call the shop and ask for replacements.
What can you see?
Name five objects.
Props are objects used in a film.
Hire means pay to use, then return.
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