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For the teacher · In class
Point at a tile: "Number 1. What is the goal?" The room answers in the chat. Then the bridge to the grammar sheet: the same goal two ways, I hope to buy a house (the verb) and I dream of buying a house (-ing). Ask "Is this a hope or a dream for you?" Number 1, become a citizen, is the civics thread: ask who hopes to become a citizen this year. The answer key is at the foot of the sheet.
Sixteen life goals. Click a picture to hear it. Write the goal under the picture.
Click 🔊. Write the number of the goal you hear.
Two goals. One is right for the picture. Write it.
retirebecome a citizen
buy a houselearn English
get a promotionsave money
travelbecome a nurse
open a restaurantgraduate
help my familyget a driver's license
own a carbecome a teacher
start a businesslearn to driveLook at the picture. Hope to: the verb. Dream of: the -ing form. Write the goal.
I hope to buy a house. I dream of buying a house.
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I dream of .What are your life goals?
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Answer in the chat. Use hope to and dream of.
For the teacher · Answer key
Choose two: 1. become a citizen · 2. buy a house · 3. get a promotion · 4. become a nurse · 5. open a restaurant · 6. get a driver's license · 7. become a teacher · 8. start a business
Hope to or dream of: 1. I hope to graduate. · 2. I dream of starting a business. · 3. I dream of becoming a citizen. · 4. I hope to save money. · 5. I dream of traveling. · 6. I hope to learn to drive. · 7. I dream of owning a car. · 8. I hope to help my family. · 9. I hope to learn English. · 10. I dream of retiring.