Need to

Step 1: Explain the Concept (Simple Explanation)

• "Need to" is used to express necessity or obligation.
• Example:
  • "I need to study for my exam." (It is necessary for me to study.)
  • "She needs to call her mother." (It is necessary for her to call.)

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Step 2: Use Visuals or Actions (Interactive Explanation)

1. Gesture Activity
   • Show a picture of a student studying, a doctor checking a patient, or a person exercising.
   • Ask: "What does he/she need to do?"
   • Example Responses:
     • "He needs to study."
     • "She needs to see a doctor."

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Step 3: Interactive Practice

1. Question & Answer Game

   • Ask students:
     • "What do you need to do before sleeping?"
     • "What do we need to do before eating?"
     • Encourage responses:
       • "I need to brush my teeth."
       • "We need to wash our hands."

2. Role Play (Real-Life Situations)

   • Doctor-Patient Role Play

     • Student A: "I have a headache."
     • Student B: "You need to take some rest."

   • Travel Scenario

     • Student A: "I am traveling tomorrow."
     • Student B: "You need to pack your bag."

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Step 4: Fun Activity (Team Challenge)

1. Charades Game

   • One student acts out an activity (e.g., drinking water, driving a car).
   • Others guess using "need to":
     • "He needs to drink water."
     • "She needs to drive carefully."

2. Complete the Sentence Challenge

   • Provide half sentences, students complete them:
     • "Before going to school, I need to ___."
     • "To stay healthy, we need to ___."

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Step 5: Error Correction & Feedback

• Common mistake: Using "need" without "to" (e.g., "I need eat.")
• Correct them gently: "I need to eat."

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Step 6: Homework (Real-Life Connection)

• Ask students to write 5 sentences about their daily routine using "need to".
• Example: "I need to wake up early."