TAILIEUCHUNG - Teaching grammar creatively part 18

Finally, teachers need to take account of the time lag between understanding grammar structures, and being able to produce them accurately. Some researchers claim that understanding is not only a necessary precondition for production, but that it often precedes production by a considerable length of time. | LEVEL Lower intermediate TIME Two lessons of 40 minutes each EXTRAS Cards or sticky labels two different coloured pens class set of jumbled texts A and B Section B Lesson one LEAD-IN ACTIVITIES Sentences from back to back 1. Write each phrase below on one card or sticky label . Write some phrases in one colour of pen and the rest in another. 2. Stick pin a label card on each student s back. 3. Ask the students to walk round silently looking at the labels on their classmates backs. Mentally they try to build and remember as many sentences as possible. They are not allowed to take notes. Red pen J rd like to. 1 wouldn t like to. It must be interesting to. It must be fun to. It must be exciting to. It must be boring to. It must be difficult to. Blue pen cross the Atlantic on a yacht. go to the disco three times a week. have more time for yourself. climb Mount Everest. go on a bike tour to India. have a teacher you can talk to about everything. have a chimpanzee as a pet. be ten years older. be a cook in a famous restaurant. travel to foreign countries. be able to talk to animals. see a ghost. hunt for treasure. write for a newspaper. be a pop star. be a curator in a museum. Memory 1. Ask your learners to write down individually as many of their sentences as they can remember and to do so under two headings Things that are true Things that are not true for me for me 2. Divide your class into groups of about four and ask them to read their sentences out to each other. Allow time for students to talk about each others sentences. CHAPTER 2 Ter ise aso ct nd voice 119 Telling lies and telling the truth 1. The students work in different groups of four. Tell them to write down six sentences about themselves. Each of the sentences should either start with rd like to . or I wouldn t like to . Some should be lies. 2. One by one the group members read out their sentences. The others listen and take notes about sentences they think are lies. 3. They then comment on what they .

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