PASSIVE AND CAUSATIVE SENTENCES SPEAKING TUTORIAL
PB B2 UNIT 9 level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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To provide review and practice of passive structures and the cuasative forms
Subsidiary Aims
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To provide
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To provide fluency and accuracy speaking practice in a conversation
Procedure (38-50 minutes)
Teacher will show two quotes and asks students to guess the person. Then the teacher draws students attention into the sentences and asks the students to find similarities in grammar in the sentences.
When the students mention "passive", the teacher gives them a gap-filling and asks Ss to do it alone. Ss check in pairs. Teacher writes correct answers on the board.
When the students mention "passive", the teacher gives them a gap-filling from the work book and asks Ss to do it alone. Ss check in pairs. Teacher writes correct answers on the board.
The teacher gives an example and asks students to work in pairs and choose the best answer for each sentence. Then the teacher gets feedback "Which one is more important action or doer? Do we always know by whom the action is done? Do we use the past form of the verbs?" Then the teacher asks students to work in pairs and write the passive forms. of causative sentences they might have in common For feedback, the teacher writes the forms on the board.
T will give topics to Ss and asks them to choose 3 or 4 questions and discuss in pairs. Then with new partners (maybe in groups of three), Ss should talk about their previous partners' ideas. and give feedback on their answers