Step 1: Start with Real-Life Context
- Show pictures or real objects (bus, train, coffee, mobile recharge, haircut, etc.).
- Ask students: "Do you pay for these things? How do you ask about the price?"
- Write "How much does it cost to ___?" on the board.
Step 2: Introduce the Structure
✅ Formula:
🔹 How much does it cost to + (verb)?
🔹 It costs + (amount).
✅ Examples:
- How much does it cost to buy a coffee? → It costs ₹50.
- How much does it cost to travel by train to Delhi? → It costs ₹500.
- How much does it cost to repair a phone? → It costs ₹1,000.
📝 Drill Exercise:
- Give students half sentences and let them complete them.
Example:- How much does it cost to ______? (Students fill in: eat at a restaurant, ride a taxi, etc.)
Step 3: Role-Playing Activity (Interactive Practice)
Pair Work:
- Student A: Asks a question.
- Student B: Responds with an estimated price.
- Swap roles.
💬 Example Dialogue:
🧑🎓 A: How much does it cost to watch a movie?
👩🎓 B: It costs around ₹300.
🧑🎓 A: How much does it cost to stay in a hotel for one night?
👩🎓 B: It costs ₹2,000 per night.
Step 4: Group Activity (Price Guessing Game)
Game Rules:
- One student picks a card with an activity (e.g., "travel to Goa by flight").
- Others guess the cost using "How much does it cost to + verb?"
- The student with the closest guess wins a point.
Step 5: Real-Life Application
- Survey Task: Ask students to research and note the cost of daily activities in their city (e.g., haircut, pizza, metro ride).
- Class Discussion: Share findings using the sentence structure.
Step 6: Error Correction & Reinforcement
- Listen & Correct: Read incorrect sentences and let students find mistakes.
- Exit Ticket: Before leaving, each student must ask one correct question using the pattern.
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