Integrating Grammar for Communicative Language Teaching
Integrating Grammar for Communicative Language TeachingThe
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Introduction
Introduction
Steps of an Integrated Grammar LessonSample 1: used to
Pre-grammar
While-grammar
Post-grammar
Post-grammar
Post-grammar
SAMPLE GRAMMAR LESSON 2:
THE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
INTRODUCTIONExplain that this tense describing something that
was done in the past.There are certain formulate rule for this
present perfect passive voice.Teacher will help students to
identify the rule.THE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
Pre-grammar stageTeacher discuss on burglaries.Shows a picture
of a living room.Ask questionToday, a burglar has broken into this
room. What do you think he has taken?Teacher elicit responses such
as; he has taken the lap-top computer, he has stolen jewellery,
etc.THE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
While-grammar stageTeacher shows a different picture of the same
living room.Turns attention to the missing item by saying;The
lap-top computer has been taken from the room.The jewellery has
been stolenThe small TV has been taken as wellThe picture on the
wall has been taken, too.THE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
Teacher asks students to formulate the rule on the boardSubject
+ (has/have) + been + past participleTHE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE
VOICE
Post-grammar stageTeacher give hand out below and ask students
to walk around and ask.Who has been blamed for something he/ she
hasnt doneWho has been disappointed by a close friendWho has been
told some good news todayWho has been told some bad news todayWho
has been misunderstood todayTHE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
Role-play activity (1)Teacher forms pair of students and gives a
role play to each student.One holds the names of cities and weather
reports, the other holds information about some football matches
and the name of the cities they are being held.They will exchange
the information and find out which football matches have been
cancelled.THE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
Role-play activity (2)Teacher assigns an incomplete writing task
and asks them to complete it using some cue words and the present
perfect passive tense.THE PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE VOICE
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