🎪 Horizon: Full Dress Rehearsal
Everything is rehearsed exactly once, exactly as it will happen. Learners run chaired sessions with formal welcomes, introductions and handovers, manage time with silent cards and polite wrap-up requests, and survive the disasters Coach Deniz plants on purpose — a dead projector, an impossible three-part question — without breaking the flow. The grammar of event integration gets its final polish: present simple for the printed programme, present continuous for arrangements, will for on-the-spot chair decisions. The lesson closes with transition surgery, the calm ritual and the family invitations, because tomorrow the only surprise left is how good you are.
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Lesson Plan
- Why theatres rehearse in costume
- Details that reveal good organisation
- Three symposium dangers and their fixes
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Present simple for printed schedules and timetables, even about tomorrow: The first session begins at four and finishes at half past
- Present continuous for programmed arrangements: Aylin is speaking second in Session One, straight after the opening
- will for decisions made at the moment of speaking: We’re running five minutes late — we’ll take one final question and move on
- Polite event register with modals and softeners: Could I ask you to wrap up? / I’m afraid that’s all we have time for
