Objectives : By the end of the lesson, sts will be able to: - Combine the sentences by using relative clauses replaced by “to” infinitive appropriately.. - Do exercises related to the re[r]
(1)Date of preparation: Period: 26 Lesson 26: relative pronouns replaced by “to” infinitives A Aims Objectives : By the end of the lesson, sts will be able to: - Combine the sentences by using relative clauses replaced by “to” infinitive appropriately - Do exercises related to the relative clauses replaced by “to” infinitive Teaching aids: - blackboard, chalk, handouts - textbook, lesson plan B Procedures Teacher’s activities Time Students’ activities I Organization - T checks the number of students and asks Ss to make some class arrangement II Checking the old lesson - T calls on one student to go to the board and asks some questions about him/her - T gives comments and marks III New lesson Warm- up : Noughts and crosses - T divides the class into groups, instructs them how to play the game who boy where which that when what whom girl - T gets sts to play the game - T declares the winner Grammar : Relative clauses replaced by to infinitives a Presentation - T writes two examples about the relative clauses on the board and asks sts to comment on them Eg: - We have a lot of work which we have to today -> We have a lot of work to today - There are picture books which children can read -> There are picture books for children to mins Lop11.com - The monitor reports the number of students in his/her class to the teacher - answer the T’s questions - listen mins - listen to the T’s instructions - play the game in minutes - clap their hands 10 mins - take note (2) read - There are some letters which must be posted today -> There are some letters to be posted today - He was the last man who left the ship -> He was the last man to leave the ship - T elicits the comments from sts and makes clear that: + Dïng To – infinitive c¸c cÊu tróc a) S + V + noun + relative clause S + V + noun + to infinitive b) S + V + noun + relative clause S + V+ noun + for +pro(noun)+ to inf c) S + V + noun + relative clause(passive) S + V + noun + to be +past participle d) The first/last/ only/… + relative clause The first/ last/ only/ …+ to infinitive b Practice - T gets sts to some exercises in the workbook - T gets sts to share their answers - T checks and gives final comments IV Consolidation - T summarizes the main points of the lesson by asking the question How many pronouns are there? What is the use of each?How to replace relative clauses by participles? V Homework - T asks sts to the extra exercises in the workbook VI Feedback Good points Weak points Lop11.com - take note - take note 22 mins mins - the exercises - share their answers - copy down - answer the question and take note - take note (3)