Seeing What Isn't There
Grammar: cleft sentences
A Level 6 English lesson exploring psychology.
What's in this lesson
A Level 6 (proficiency) ESL lesson on psychology, practising cleft sentences. The worksheet has a reading, target vocabulary and discussion questions.
From the reading: Seeing What Isn't There
When did you last hallucinate? Francis Galton, the Victorian psychologist, argued that sane people see things far more often than anyone admits. About one in ten of us will, at some point, hear a voice that seems to come from outside but is generated entirely within. People who lose their sight late in life frequently see vivid scenes, such as cloaked strangers or glittering cities, that are simply not there.
Vocabulary
- alert
- reality
- striking
- widespread
- as
- from
- in
- of
- than
Discussion questions
- When did you last imagine something so vividly it felt real?
- Can you trust your own memory?
- Is imagination a gift or a risk?
Seeing What Isn't There
Grammar: cleft sentences
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