This document contains a summary of themes and activities for a lesson plan, including speaking about local customs and explaining wedding traditions. It outlines vocabulary exercises to identify words related to getting married and discusses traditional sayings about weddings and marriage from different cultures. The lesson also includes a speaking activity where students practice conversations and read proverbs to discuss their meanings.

1. Good morning!
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Theme: ask about local customs
• Practice speaking and reading skills
Theme: Explain wedding traditions
• Vocabulary, listening, and speaking skills.
Themes: Inventions and discoveries.
• Identify vocabulary: Describing manufactured
products
• Identify use and structure of the factual and
unreal conditionals.
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with a partner
Wish
someone a
good holiday

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weddings and marriage Discuss what they mean.
Explain wedding traditions
Italy: “ Marry off your son when you wish. Marry off your
daughter when you can.”
Ireland: “Marriages are all happy. It’s having breakfast
together that causes all the trouble.”
South Africa: “Marriage is just friendship if there are no
children.”
Poland: “The woman cries before the wedding and the
man after.”
United Kingdom: Advice to the bride: “Wear something
Explain
wedding
traditions

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Activity: Vocabulary. Define the following words or phrases.
Getting married
The events
 An engagement (get
engaged)
 A (marriage)
ceremony (get
married)
 A wedding
 A reception
 A honeymoon
Explain
wedding
traditions
The people
 A fiancé
 A fiancée
 A bride
 A groom
 The newlyweds