Teaching Until & Till (Basic to Basic on Interactive Pattern)
Concepts Covered:
- Meaning of Until and Till
- Usage in sentences
- Difference between the two
- Interactive practice
Step 1: Understanding the Meaning
Explain:
✅ Until & Till both mean "up to a certain point in time."
✅ Till is more informal, but both can be used interchangeably.
Example:
🔹 "Wait here until I come back."
🔹 "Wait here till I come back."
📢 Interactive Activity:
- Ask students: "What time does your school end?"
- Encourage them to respond using until or till (e.g., "My school is open until 3 PM.")
Step 2: When to Use Until & Till
📝 Explain with Rules:
1️⃣ Both are used for time-related expressions.
- "She will stay until/till Monday."
2️⃣ Not used before negative words like ‘not’ - ❌ "I will not go until not you come." (Incorrect)
- ✅ "I will not go until you come." (Correct)
📢 Interactive Activity:
- Show incomplete sentences and let students fill in the blanks:
- "I will wait ___ you arrive." (until/till)
- "She slept ___ 10 AM." (until/till)
Step 3: Difference Between Until & Till
💡 Key Point:
- Until is used in both formal and informal settings.
- Till is mostly used in informal conversation.
📢 Interactive Role Play:
- Scenario: A student asks permission from a teacher.
- Student: "Can I stay outside till/until 5 PM?"
- Teacher: "No, you must return until/till 4 PM."
Step 4: Speaking Practice Game
🎯 Game: "Until-Till Challenge"
- Divide students into pairs.
- One student says a statement, and the other must respond using until/till.
Example:- A: "I will study hard..."
- B: "Until you pass your exam!"
Step 5: Real-Life Application
✅ Ask students to write 3 sentences using until and till about their daily routine.
✅ Let them read aloud and correct each other.
Example:
✔ "I play video games until 8 PM."
✔ "I wait till my father comes home."
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