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The document provides instructions for a lesson plan on writing recipes. The objectives are to practice language skills, produce a recipe with clear organization of ideas, and participate in discussions to reach agreements. Students will be introduced to typical recipes from different countries. They will analyze a sample recipe, identify ingredients and verbs. In groups, students will write an original recipe from a chosen country and present their cooked dish to the class. The lesson aims to integrate language learning with cultural knowledge and key competences.
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