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Pergatitje Ditore - 9
Pergatitje Ditore - 9
Subject: English
Staff name: Abdylbasit Xhaferi Date: Class: Ability: Mixed Length: 40 min.
Lesson: 1. Connections
Teaching item: 1. Vocabulary: Verbs describing actions; 2. Grammar: past simple and past continous
Lesson objectives: 1. Learn the relation between past simple and past continuous(differences and similarities)
2. Describe events in the past
Material and resources: book, notebook, worksheet, pictures, TV
Teaching methods: The Structural Approach
Grammar-translation method Suggestopedia
Audio lingual Total Physical Response
TPR Communicative Language Teaching
The Silent Way
Teaching techniques: Scrambled Sentences • Fill-in-the-blanks Exercise
Fill in blanks󠆽 Process Writing • Composition
Brainstorming Action Sequence • Dictation
Role-play Reading Comprehension Questions • Complete the Dialogue
Transcription Role-play • Fidel Charts
Process Writing Transcription • Language Games
• Dictogloss
LESSON FLOW
10 • Read out the verbs and then set the time limit for the matching task. Some of the verbs should be familiar. For new verbs. ask students to guess the meaning and to use a
min. dictionary to check if they have time. I Play the recording. Students listen and check their answers.
Part 1
• Teach or revise the past simple form of the irregular verbs (fell, hit, flew. sank).
• Play the recording again and ask students to repeat.
20 • Read through the examples and ask students to complete the explanations.
min. • Emphasise that a past simple action happened and finished at a certain time. A past continuous action provides a 'background' for this action. It started some time
Part 2 beforehand and was continuing to happen when the past simple action took place.
• Note that in some cases. the past continuous action stopped when the past simple action interrupted it (for example. She was flying to Australia when her
plane crashed). In other cases. the past continuous action continued after the past simple action happened (as in the third example). This is shown in the time line
10 • Students supply the correct verb forms. They can do this orally and/or in writing.
Practice
min. • Check the spelling of sitting. Remind students that when a verb ends in one vowel+ one consonant. we double the final consonant before adding -ing.