LESSON 6A SPEAKING - Influences - English - 11 th

LESSON 6A SPEAKING - Influences

This lesson focuses on how to generalise in speaking, which means talking about things that are generally or usually true. It introduces useful phrases like "On the whole," "In general," and "More often than not," to express common patterns or tendencies. Learners also practice using expressions such as "There’s a tendency for..." or "People tend to..." to describe typical behaviors or beliefs. In addition, the lesson teaches how to acknowledge overgeneralisation with phrases like "This may be a sweeping statement..." or "I may be overgeneralising..." to show awareness of exceptions. This helps learners speak more naturally and thoughtfully in discussions.

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