1、udents will recognize the structure and grammar meaning of appositive clauses.Ability aim: students will be able to apply appositive clauses in their daily use.Emotional aim: students will cultivate the awareness of protecting the environment.Key and difficult point:Students will master the structur
2、e and grammar meaning of the appositive clause.Students can tell the difference between appositive clauses and attributive clauses.Teaching procedure:Step 1: Warming-upGreet the students.Have a short review about attributive clause from last class. Then ask students to compare the two sentences belo
3、w and lead to the new lesson for the appositive clause.The news that my father told me yesterday made me cry.The news that my father won the game made me cry yesterday.Step 2: PresentationAsk students to read the above material first, then invite them to share their understanding about the two “that
4、”clauses. Then try to find the structure with them together: the two that clauses(appositive clauses) here explain the noun “doubt” and show the meaning of it. Another example of this is that “The news that my father won the game made me cry yesterday.”Here, “that my father won the game” is actually
5、 the content of the news. The function of it is not to modify the noun but to show the content of it which is different from the attributive clause.Step 3: Practice1.Find the attributive clause in the material and rewrite it to an appositive clause:“ it is human activity that has caused this global
6、warming ”-”it is human activity that we drive too many cars that has caused this global warming”2.List some sentences on the screen and ask students to tell which are attributive clauses and which are appositive clauses.Step4: ProductionDivide them in groups of 4 to have a discussion about what can
7、we do to help the global warming and give them 5 minutes to discuss. Show them an example as:I hold the idea that promoting the public transportation system will encourage more people travel less by private cars.The news that the government is putting money on clean energy is also helpful.Step5: Sum
8、mary and homeworkInvite a student to make a summary then leave them the homework-search online for 5 common nouns which often appear in the appositive clause.Blackboard design:二、考题解析【教案】Teaching aims:Knowledge aim: students will master the structure and grammar meaning of passive voice.Ability aim:
9、students will be able to speak or write in passive voice.Emotional aim: students will understand the importance of teamwork.Key and difficult point:Students will master the structure and grammar meaning of passive voice.Students can apply the grammar in their daily speaking.Teaching procedure:Step 1
10、: Warming-upGreet the students.Show them a sentence: Cambridge University Press published this book. And have a short review about the active voice.The active voice is the typical word order. We put the subject (the topic or the theme) first. The subject is the doer or agent of the verb. And tell th
11、em that we can also rewrite this sentence into “This book was published by Cambridge University Press.” and lead to the new lesson.Step 2: Presentation1. Take the above sentence as an example, and analyze it with the students together:In the passive, the person or thing that the action was done to becomes the topic or theme. We can leave out the doer or agent, or we can place the doer in a prepositional phrase (by + doer).2. Show the sentence “It is reported that many a house is being built at present in the disaster area.” and ask the
