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Reported Speech
B1 level

Description

In this lesson students learn and practice the rules of reported speech through interactive activities. The lesson follow Presentation-Practice-Production method and has explanation, practice and communication.

Materials

Main Aims

  • To provide clarification and practice of the reported speech.
  • To practice accuracy in speaking with the reported speech.

Subsidiary Aims

  • To practice for making retelling.
  • To revise the Past Tenses and Modal Verbs.
  • To develop students' communication skills.

Procedure

Warm-up (3-5 minutes) • To engage students in the lesson

Teacher asks each student to share one interesting fact about their weekend and corrects mistakes.

Revision (8-10 minutes) • To remember the grammar which is necessary for the lesson

Teacher asks students to translate some sentences and writes their answers on the desk.

Lead in (5-7 minutes) • To provide a context for reported speech

Teacher asks students how they tell about their groupmates’ weekend. For example: 'What did Annie say about her weekend?' And later teacher introduces the topic of the lesson - reported speech.

Body (8-10 minutes) • To clarify the meaning, form and pronunciation of the reported speech

Teacher explains the reported speech with sentences about students’ weekend. For example: I went for the walk > She had gone for the walk.

Body (10-15 minutes) • To get students practice the grammar of the reported speech

Students practice exeriсes, where they need to fill the gaps and change sentences to reported speech.

Body (10-13 minutes) • To get students practice the communication with the reported speech

Students work in pairs or in mini groups using reported speech.

Conclusion (5-10 minutes) • To understand how students learned the reported speech

Teacher tells every student a sentence and ask her or him to make it in reported speech.

Homework (3-5 minutes) • To consolidate knowledge about the reported speech

Introduce them their homework with the reported speech.

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