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Goals:
Students will be able to identify the passive voice in writing and also their
respected verb tenses.
Students will practice using the active and passive voice in speaking, listening,
reading, and writing through pair, group and individual exercises.
Objectives:
To build an understanding of how the active and passive voice are used through T.
instruction and SS. implementation through the various writing, reading and
listening activities planned for the lesson.
Materials:
Teacher Example Sheet
News Story Worksheet
Match Worksheet
Kahoot Quiz
Indirect/Direct Object In The Passive Worksheet
Whiteboard and Felt Pens
Grammar Textbook
Procedure:
Warm-Up/Activity 1: Passive Voice and Verb Tense Identify (20 min);
1. T. instructs SS. to turn to page 89 of their textbook and review the passive verb
forms with attention to be + past participle.
2. T. breaks class up into pairs numbering 1 to 10.
3. T. hands SS. a short news story that they must read through in their pairs.
4. SS. are instructed to underline any passive statements they can find in the article,
T. will locate first example with class.
5. T. then goes into describing passive voice specifically talking about the
differences between passive and active sentences with examples on the
whiteboard.
6. After identification SS. are to rewrite the passive sentences into active ones. T.
will do the first with the class.
7. Upon completion T. will go over the article via overhead.
(Break 10 min)
End of Class/Homework:
1. If finished early, SS. are to do exercises 3 and 4 on pages 95 and 96 of the
textbook. If not SS. are to do it for homework.
Evaluation:
Informal evaluation/monitoring of SS. use of the active and passive voice through
observation and T. elicitation of answers during class exercises.