🕵️ Summit: Character Detective
Input B turns learners into character detectives. Using the clue triangle of words, actions and reactions, they decode what a competition story shows but never tells about Sam, defend trait verdicts with modals and evidence, and play the trait detective game. A 50–80-word show-don’t-tell description closes the file.
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Lesson Plan
- Recall how a favourite story shows a hero is brave without saying it
- Read a partner’s bag-drop-and-sigh entrance for clues
- Debate whether one action can prove a trait
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Deduction modals with traits: He must be generous / She might be shy / He can’t be lazy
- Evidence clauses with because and the clue is…
- Defining relative clauses for people: a person who never changes their mind
- Present simple habits as character evidence: He trains every morning, even in the rain
Prerequisites
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