Реферат: Oxford`s teachhing methods of english language
I’d got over my fear of the dark by around ten.
2. Write ten to twelve sentences using the patterns above. If you’re working in a culture that is anti-boasting then pick achievements that do not make you stand out.
3. Your class will relate well to sentences that tell them something new about you, as much as you feel comfortable telling them. Communication works best when it’s for real.
In class
1. Ask the students to have two different colored pens ready. Tell them you’re going to dictate sentences about yourself. They’re to take down the sentences that are also true for them in one color and the sentences that are not true about them in another color.
2. Put the students in fours to explain to each other which of your sentences were also true of their lives.
3. Run a quick question and answer session round the groups e.g. ‘At what age had you learnt to ski/dance/sing/ play table tennis etc by?’ ‘I’d learnt to ski by seven.’
4. Ask each students to write a couple of fresh sentences about things achieved by a certain date/time and come up and write them on a board. Wait till the board is full, without correcting what they’re putting up. Now point silently at problem sentences and get the students to correct them.
Variation
You can use the above activity for any area of grammar you want ti personalize. You might write sentences about:
- Things you haven’t got round to doing (present perfect + yet)
- Things you like having done for you versus things you like doing for yourself
- Things you ought to do and feel you can’t do (the whole modal area is easily treated within this frame)
Reported advice
Grammar: |
Modals and modals reported |
Level: |
Elementary to intermadiate |
Time: |
15-20 minutes |
Materials: |
None |
In class
1. Divide your class into two groups: ‘problem people’ and ‘advice-givers’.
2. Ask the ‘problem people’ to each think up a minor problem they have and are willing to talk about.
3. Arm the ‘advice-givers’ with these suggestion forms:
You could … |
You should … |
You might as well… |
You might … |
You ought to … |
You might try…ing … |