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B3M7 Revision Grammar

Subject Type Book3, Module 7, Revision: Grammar Grammar 1.

Passive voice 2.

Prepositions for location 3.

Link words Content 4.

Past perfect passive 5.

Infinitive 6.

Attributive clauses Teaching Aims

Knowledge aim To revise the important grammars in Book3: passive voice, prepositions for location, link words, past perfect passive, infinitive, attributive clauses. 1.

To master passive voice, prepositions for location, link words, past perfect Ability aims passive, infinitive, attributive clauses. 2.

To improve students’ reading and writing skills indirectly.

Emotional aims

1.

Students will be more interested in learning English grammar. 2.

Students will have more confidence in learning English. Teaching Key Points

To revise passive voice, prepositions for location, link words, past perfect passive, infinitive, attributive clauses. Teaching Difficult Point

To master the usage of passive voice, infinitive and attributive clauses. Teaching Methods

Task-based approach Teaching Aids

Teaching Time

multimedia, blackboard, chalks 40 minutes Teaching Procedures

Parts Passive voice

1.

Make some sentences passive. 2.

Filling the blanks. 3.

Find the mistakes and correct them. Prepositions for location

Describing locations using words and expressions in the To revise how to use box. Link words

To revise the usage of link Choose the correct linking words.

words: although, though, but, yet, whereas, while, and however. Past perfect passive

6' prepositions for location. 1.

To revise the basic form of passive voice: be + done; 2.

To learn different forms of passive voice.

6' Activities Intentions Time 5'

Decide if the verbs in italics are in the right tense. Correct the wrong ones.

To revise the usage of the past perfect passive: had + been done

5' Infinitive

Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence. 2.

To learn different forms

Attributive clauses

1.

To master defining of infinitive. 1.

To learn the function of infinitive. 7' attributive clauses: who, Connect each pair of sentences using an attributive whom, that, which, whose; clause. Use commas where necessary.

when, where, why and in/at/of... + which/whom. 2.

To learn non-defining attributive clauses. Summary 1.

Ask students what they have learned today. 3' 2.

Make a brief summary . 8'

Homework Finish the exercises on the handouts. Blackboard Design

Module 7 Revision: Grammar

Grammar Passive voice

be + done behind, between, in front of, in the middle of, next to

on the left, on the right, opposite

Link words Past perfect passive Infinitive Attributive clauses

Usage Prepositions for location although, though, but, while... had + been done to do, to be done, to be doing, to have done, to have been done who, whom, that, which, whose; when, where, why...