For each activity or teaching technique, decide whether the focus is on meaning/use, form or pronunciation.
I am at a loss! Please could someone help me answer these as I really don't understand. I need to know which is Meaning, Form or Pronunciation. The dots on the side are Pronunciation Meaning and form
| . | Concept Questions - The teacher asks the students the following questions:
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| 2 . | Guess from Context - The example sentences include 3 sentences with ‘be going to + V’ (eg. They’re going to meet at the restaurant), and 3 sentences with ‘will + V’ (eg. Okay, I’ll call her when I get home). Using the text to help them, the students answer the following question for each example sentence: When did they make the decision? a) while they were speaking b) earlier. | |||
| 3 . | Model & Drill - The teacher says one of the example sentences 2 or 3 times while the students quietly listen. Then, as a group, all the students repeat the sentence exactly as the teacher said it. Finally, the teacher invites individual students to repeat the example, with light correction if necessary. | |||
| 4 . | Dot the Stress - While looking at the audio script and focusing on the underlined example sentences, the students listen again and put a circle above each word that is pronounced more loudly than the other words in that sentence. | |||
| 5 . | Guess from Context - The students match the phrases they highlighted in the text with the following definitions.
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| 6 . | Table Completion - The students write the example sentences (all using Present Continuous, eg. “Be quiet! I’m watching the news”) into the following table: I ………… ………… ………… ………… ………… driving ………… ………… ………… ………… ………… ………… me crazy! ………… ………… ………… ………… You We ………… are ………… ………… He Alice ………… ………… |
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