⚡ Summit: Power Language
The same facts can whisper or roar, and this lesson teaches the roar. Learners collect three power tools — vivid word swaps, the rule of three with deliberate repetition, and pull-them-in language like we, rhetorical questions and Imagine if. Priya’s two posters show the tools changing real results, and a flat library announcement waits to be rewritten.
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Lesson Plan
- Adverts you still remember — and why the words stayed
- Ten seconds to sell your favourite hobby in three words
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Imagine if + past simple for imagined presents: Imagine if nobody studied alone — wouldn’t Thursdays feel lighter?
- Rhetorical negative questions: Don’t we all want easier evenings before a test?
- Imperatives as power verbs: Join us. Grab a seat. Swap the sleepy word.
- we + can for shared plans: Together we can fill that shelf by Friday.
