Focus on Grammar. Objectives Purpose&role Changes Deductive&inductive Advantages&drawbacks.

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Focus on Grammar

Objectives Purpose&role Changes Deductive&inductive Advantages&drawbacks

Warm-up Prescriptive grammar Descriptive grammar Examples&warnings

Activity 1 Deductive or Inductive Learning of Grammar

Task 1 Two Different Styles Extract 1&Extract 2 Feedbacks

Task 2 Weighing up the Benefits&Drawbacks

Activity 2 How We Learn and Teach Grammar

Task 1 Different Learning Styles

Task 2 Presentation- Practice- Production

Task 3 The Value of Classroom Language

Activity 3 Presentation

Task 1 Presenting the Comparative of Adjectives

Task 2 Presenting the Passive Voice: Simple Past Tense

Task 3 Presenting the Past Conditional

Activity 4 The Practice Stage

Task 1 Practicing the Passive Voice: Present Perfect Tense

Grammar dictation Procedure The sentences

Using pictures: What has been happened?

Jumbled sentences

Task 2 Practicing the Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Game: Guessing the object

Comparing pairs

Comparing leisure interests

Task 3 Practicing the Past Conditional: Personalization

How my life would have been different?

If I’d been making Titanic…

Things I regret

Activity 5 The Production Stage

Task 1 Production of Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Task 2 Production of the Passive Voice

Task 3 Production of the Past Conditional: Role-play

Activity 6 Revision and Exam Practice

Task 1 The Revision Quiz

Task 2 The Correction Game

Summary