Week 5: Passive Form; PO; Reading Practice

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Silent Sustained Reading 

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Monday 
16 May
V3
Learning Goal: 
- I know what the passive form is, when to use it and how to use it.

Lesson Overview: 
- Silent Sustained Reading
- Passive Form Explained
- Passive form tense practice
- Practice
- Quiz
- Time left over? Holmwoods, PO

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Passive Form
What's the difference?

My sister didn't clean the kitchen.

The kitchen was not cleaned. 

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Active versus Passive sentences. 

subject    verb      object 
She stole the bike!

subject       verb               agent
The bike was stolen (by her).

Ms. Howes did not post the homework on Magister. 

The homework was not posted on Magister. 
Fantastic Monday!
Active sentence ->
Passive sentence ->
Active sentence ->
Passive sentence ->

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Passive Form
Form
To be past participle

Tense
Present simple, past simple, present perfect and future. 
        is/are                   was                 have/has          will

When do we use it?
1. When who did the action is not known, or is not important. 
-use 'by' at the end of the passive sentence if you want to include who did the action.

                      The phone was invented in 1875. 
                      The phone was invented in 1875 by Alexander Bell. 

2. Remove focus of subject, like avoiding blame. 
             
                       Sara did not hand in our group assignment.
                       Our group assignment was not handed in. 

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Before you leave: hand in the these sentences ->
1. Write down the passive form of these sentences. 

1. Someone steals my bike. 
2. Someone stole my bike. 
3. Someone has stolen my bike. 
4. Someone will steal my bike. 
5. Someone is going to steal my bike. 
4. Finished? Holmwoods, PO

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Passive Form

Turn these sentences into the passive form. 
1. Someone steals my bike. 
My bike is stolen. 
2. Someone stole my bike. 
My bike was stolen. 
3. Someone has stolen my bike. 
My bike has been stolen. 
4. Someone will steal my bike. 
My bike will be stolen.
5. Someone is going to steal my bike. 
My bike is going to be stolen. 

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Change this sentence into the passive form:

Lucy fixes the phone at home.

Slide 9 - Open question

Change this sentence into the passive form:

The thieves stole the car.

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I know what the passive form is, when to use it and how to use it.
😒🙁😐🙂😃

Slide 11 - Poll

Silent Sustained Reading 

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Wednesday
17 May
V3
Learning Goal: 
- I can read about allergies and answer questions on the text.

Lesson Overview: 
- Passive Form review
- Reading Strategy
- Reading + Questions
- Answers

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Change this sentence into the passive form:

The cat has taken my food!

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Change this sentence into the passive form:

The doctor will examine the patient shortly.

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Make Predictions
Look at the text on The Sneezing Season.

Complete the 'before reading' exercises. 

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Read and Answer the rest of the questions
Look at the text on The Sneezing Season.

Complete the 'after reading' and answer the questions on the text.
timer
10:00

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Read and Answer the rest of the questions
Look at the text on The Sneezing Season.


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Tuesday
17 May
V3
Learning Goal: 
- I can read about allergies and answer questions on the text.

Lesson Overview: 
- Silent Sustained Reading
- Passive Form review
- Reading Strategy
- Reading + Questions
- Answers

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Change this sentence into the passive form:

The detective is going to solve the case in a week.

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Wednesday
18 May
V3
Learning Goal: 
- I can use prediction strategies while reading texts. 

Lesson Overview: 
- Make- up holmwoods opportunity 
- Reading Strategies 
- Reading + Questions
- Answers

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How do you approach a text? (think last week + this week)

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Individual Reading 
Read the texts and answer the questions. 
Write your answers on a separate piece of paper.

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Reading Practice
Exam reading practice text and questions

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How many questions did you get right?
012

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Present Simple
"to be"

I am a student.
You are a student.
He is a student. 
She is a student. 
It is a student. 
We are students. 
They are students. 

Past Simple
"to be"

I was a student. 
She was a student. 
He was a student. 
She was a student. 
It was a student. 
We were students. 
They were students. 

Present Perfect

have/has + Past Participle

I have been a student. 
You have been a student. 
He has been a student. 
She has been a student. 
It has been a student. 
We have been students. 
They have been students. 

Future Tense
will + infinitive
to be + going to + infinitive

I will be a student. 
You are going to be a student. 
He will be a student. 
She is going to be a student. 
It will be a student. 
We will be students. 
They are going to be students. 

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