CELT
VOCABULARY ANALYSIS FORM
Lesson Planning - TP 5
A
Word/phrase What does the word mean? Pronunciation
How are you going to write How are you going to check meaning? e.g. Write the stress and phonemes to
the form on the board? pictures/mime/CCQs (remember to provide aid pronunciation
(stress, p.o.s) answers to CCQs)
Meaning: A "cycle-sharing scheme" is a plan where Pronunciation:
1. cycle-sharing people can borrow (take) bikes for a short time. This 'Scheme' is pronounced: /skiːm/ in both
scheme usually has stations in the city where you can pick up British and American English. The 'ch' is
and returned bicycles. /k/, and the 'e' at the end is silent.
Use picture to demonstrate the Other ways to say "cycle-sharing scheme": Elicit from
language item; use whiteboard students:
and phonemic transcript if
necessary. 1. Bike rental program
2. Bicycle-sharing system
3. Public bike system
4. Bike share service
CCQs:
2. Does a scheme mean a plan? (Yes)
3. Does 'scheme' in 'cycle-sharing scheme' mean -
a program where you can rent a bicycle? (Yes)
Synonyms: plan, design / program, project,
system.
Form:
'Scheme' is a singular countable noun. The plural form
is 'schemes'.
Appropriacy:
'Scheme' is more common in British English, American
English: 'program' or 'system' - more often.
VOCABULARY ANALYSIS FORM
Lesson Planning - TP 5
A
Word/phrase What does the word mean? Pronunciation
How are you going to write How are you going to check meaning? e.g. Write the stress and phonemes to
the form on the board? pictures/mime/CCQs (remember to provide aid pronunciation
(stress, p.o.s) answers to CCQs)
Meaning: A "cycle-sharing scheme" is a plan where Pronunciation:
1. cycle-sharing people can borrow (take) bikes for a short time. This 'Scheme' is pronounced: /skiːm/ in both
scheme usually has stations in the city where you can pick up British and American English. The 'ch' is
and returned bicycles. /k/, and the 'e' at the end is silent.
Use picture to demonstrate the Other ways to say "cycle-sharing scheme": Elicit from
language item; use whiteboard students:
and phonemic transcript if
necessary. 1. Bike rental program
2. Bicycle-sharing system
3. Public bike system
4. Bike share service
CCQs:
2. Does a scheme mean a plan? (Yes)
3. Does 'scheme' in 'cycle-sharing scheme' mean -
a program where you can rent a bicycle? (Yes)
Synonyms: plan, design / program, project,
system.
Form:
'Scheme' is a singular countable noun. The plural form
is 'schemes'.
Appropriacy:
'Scheme' is more common in British English, American
English: 'program' or 'system' - more often.
