Unit 8 New Ways To Learn
Unit 8 New Ways To Learn
Lesson 2 Language
I. Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
+ Understand and identify relative pronouns, distinguish defining and non-defining
relative clause
+ Pronounce correctly three –syllable adjectives and verbs in isolation and in context.
+ Use 3 words about digital devices in studying
II. Language contents and skills.
• Language contents: Vocabulary related to the topic New ways to learn , three –syllable
adjectives and verbs, defining and non-defining relative clauses with “who, that and whose”
• Skills:
- Reading: Understanding 3 words related to electronic devices
- Speaking: Pronouncing correctly three –syllable adjectives and verbs
- Listening: Identifying three –syllable adjectives and verbs
- Writing: Identifying and knowing how to use defining and non-defining relative clauses with
“who, that and whose”
III. Method: Intergrated, communicative approach.
IV. Techniques: Asking-answering, explanation, questioning….
V. Teaching aids: Pictures, text book,…
D. Procedures:
Time/Stages Teacher’s Activities Students’ Activities
Lead-in - T shows a conversation include relative clause - Ss listen to the questions
1 minute - T asks students “ How many people are there in this - Ss answer the questions
conversation?”, “Who are they?” individually
- T introduces relative clause
-T gives students 7 examples and lets students identify - Ss listen the questions
the relative pronouns and the rule to use those - Ss underline the relative
pronouns
-T gives the rule of using relative pronouns - Ss answer the questions
+ Relative pronoun introduce information about the individually.
nouns before them
+ Share information about a person
NOUN (people) + WHO + S + V
-T asks Ss “ If we omit the relative clause, are the - Ss listen and answer the
meaning of two sentence clear?” question individually
- T shows the defintion of 2 types of relative clause
-T asks students if it is possible to use “THAT” in these - Ss listen and answer the
relative clause question individually