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THEY'RE SITTING IN THE FRONT ROW

 This lesson focuses on using the present continuous tense to describe actions happening at the moment, specifically the action of sitting in a particular place. Students will practice talking about seating arrangements, discussing preferences for seats in different scenarios (concerts, theaters, classrooms), and asking questions about where people are sitting.


Grammar Focus:

  1. Present Continuous for Actions Happening Now

    • Structure: Subject + am/is/are + verb + -ing
      • Example: "They’re sitting in the front row."
    • Usage: To describe actions that are happening right now or are in progress at the moment of speaking.
      • Example: "He’s standing by the door."
  2. Present Continuous for Describing Temporary Situations

    • Structure: Subject + am/is/are + verb + -ing + additional information
      • Example: "She’s sitting in the front row for today’s performance."
      • Example: "We’re sitting in the balcony section, but just for this show."

Vocabulary:

  1. Front row – the first row of seats in a venue
  2. Seat – a place to sit
  3. Concert – a musical performance
  4. Theater – a place where performances such as plays or movies are shown
  5. Balcony – an elevated seating area in a theater or auditorium
  6. Section – a part of a venue or seating area
  7. Stage – the platform where performers act or play
  8. Performance – an event where someone presents a play, concert, or show
  9. Audience – the people watching a performance
  10. Row – a line of seats

Useful Expressions:

  1. "They’re sitting in the front row of the concert."
  2. "She’s looking for a seat near the stage."
  3. "We’re in the back row, but we can still see well."
  4. "He’s reserving seats for us in the front row."
  5. "They’re watching the performance from the balcony."
  6. "She’s enjoying the show from the front row."
  7. "They’re sitting close to the stage for a better view."
  8. "He’s sitting in the front row with his friends."
  9. "We’re sitting near the exit for a quick getaway."
  10. "She’s sitting next to me in the front row."

Sentences:

  1. They’re sitting in the front row to get the best view.
  2. He’s standing in the back because all the seats are taken.
  3. We’re sitting close to the stage for the concert.
  4. She’s sitting in the front row, enjoying the play.
  5. They’re waiting for the performance to start while sitting in the first row.
  6. We’re sitting in the front section, but not too close to the stage.
  7. He’s reserving two seats in the front row for us.
  8. They’re sitting near the stage so they can hear the music better.
  9. She’s sitting in the middle of the theater, watching the movie.
  10. We’re sitting in the balcony because the front row was full.

Questions and Answers:

  1. Q: Where are they sitting?
    A: They’re sitting in the front row.

  2. Q: Why are they sitting in the front row?
    A: They want a better view of the performance.

  3. Q: Are you sitting in the front row or the back row?
    A: We’re sitting in the front row.

  4. Q: Who is sitting next to them in the front row?
    A: Their friends are sitting next to them.

  5. Q: Where is he sitting for the concert?
    A: He’s sitting in the front row, near the stage.

  6. Q: Is she sitting near the exit?
    A: No, she’s sitting in the front row.

  7. Q: Are they sitting in the front row for every show?
    A: No, just for this performance.

  8. Q: Where are you sitting in the theater?
    A: We’re sitting in the front row, center seats.

  9. Q: Why aren’t you sitting in the front row?
    A: We’re sitting in the balcony because the front row was full.

  10. Q: Is he sitting in the front row alone?
    A: No, he’s sitting with his friends.


Conversation:

James: Where are you guys sitting for the concert?
Emma: We’re sitting in the front row! We got lucky with the tickets.
James: Wow, that’s awesome. I’m way back in the balcony.
Emma: The view from the front row is amazing. You’ll still enjoy the concert though.
James: Yeah, but I can’t wait to see the band up close next time! How’s the sound from there?
Emma: It’s incredible. We’re so close to the stage that it feels like a private show.
James: I’ll try to get front-row seats next time for sure.


Reading:

"The Best Seats in the House"

Sara and her friends had been looking forward to the concert for months. When they bought their tickets, they didn’t expect to get seats in the front row, but luck was on their side. As they entered the concert hall, they were thrilled to see how close they would be to the stage.

“We’re sitting in the front row!” Sara exclaimed as they found their seats. The stage was right in front of them, and they could see every detail of the instruments and equipment set up for the band. The excitement was contagious.

The concert began, and Sara could feel the energy of the performance. Sitting in the front row gave them the best view of the band, and the music seemed even louder and more immersive from that close. She couldn’t believe how lucky they were to have such amazing seats.

Throughout the night, Sara and her friends sang along, danced, and enjoyed every moment of the concert. Sitting in the front row made the experience unforgettable. When the concert ended, they all agreed: next time, they would try to get front-row seats again, no matter what.

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