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In our next lesson, we'll focus on talking about past habits and how people adapt to changes, which will help you use specific grammar structures effectively. We'll start with a warm-up where we'll have a quick chat about something you used to do as a child but don't anymore—this helps us get into the mindset of discussing changes in habits.

Next, we'll get into grammar, specifically how to use "used to," "would," and the past simple tense to describe past states and habits. I'll provide some examples, and then you'll have a chance to create your own sentences. For instance, you might say, "I used to ride my bike to school," or "Every summer, we would go to the beach."

After that, we'll have a discussion about how you've adapted to recent changes in your life, like picking up a new hobby or adjusting to online learning. This will give you a chance to practice using the grammar structures we've discussed in a real-life context. For example, you could talk about how you've adapted to new study habits or changes in your daily routine.

Finally, we'll wrap up by reviewing what we've covered and reflecting on which parts you found most interesting or useful. If you're up for it, you can do a little homework: write a short paragraph about a significant change in your life and how you adapted, using the grammar we've practiced.

Throughout the lesson, I'll be listening and giving you feedback to help you get comfortable with these structures. Remember, it's all about practice and gaining confidence in your speaking skills!