Farm Living

Grammar - B2-C1 | Advance Level

8 $

Mar. 10 Tue , 09:00 USA

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Description

In this class, you explore what life on a farm might be like. You discuss routines, challenges, and cultural differences using advanced English structures to describe experience, possibility, and imagination.

Session Activities

1: Have you ever visited a farm? What was it like?

2: What words come to your mind when you think about farm life?

3: Do you think farm living is peaceful, difficult, or both?

1: If you lived on a farm, what would your daily routine look like?

2: Would you rather grow crops or raise animals? Why?

3: What skills do you think people need to survive on a farm?

4: Do you think people today are used to living without nature? Why?

5: What habits did your grandparents use to have that are different from modern life?

6: If you had grown up on a farm, how do you think your personality might have been different?

7: How is rural life in your country different from rural life in other countries?

8: Do you think more people would move to farms if technology made remote work easier?

9: In your culture, do people respect farmers and agricultural work?

used to + verb

Describes something that was true or happened regularly in the past, but is no longer true now.

would + verb (past habit)

Describes actions that someone did repeatedly in the past, especially routines or typical behaviors.

be used to + -ing

Means someone is comfortable or familiar with something because it is normal for them.

would rather + verb

Used to express a preference between two options or situations.

second conditional (If…, would…)

Used to talk about imaginary or unlikely situations in the present or future and their possible results.

might have + past participle

Used to talk about something that was possible in the past but we are not sure if it actually happened.