Grammar lesson plan: Negative in Present Simple

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LESSON PLAN - NEGATIVE IN PRESENT Age: 9 years old. Level: Medium CHECKING AND REVISING HOMEWORK PRESENTATION

10 min.

Teacher will present on the blackboard sentences in positive present and negative present for the students to compare them. Teacher will make them some questions to help them to come up with the pattern. AIM: To think of the negative pattern in present tenses and let the children come up with the pattern.

10 min.

SKILL: Writing. MATERIAL: Notebook CONTROLLED PRACTICE Students will have to fill in the gaps using the correct form of the negative auxiliary. AIM: To assimilate the negative pattern in negative present sentences

10 min.

SKILL: Reading, writing. MATERIAL: Worksheet. CONTROLLED PRACTICE Students will have to compose present sentences; either negatives or positive following the instructions given in the pictures. AIM: To be successful in composing negative simple present tenses.

15 min.

SKILL: Writing, reading. MATERIAL: The class materials that the can easily find in their school bags. COMUNICATIVE PRACTICE Working in pairs, students will say to their partners 3 things that they like and 3 things that they don't like; the other pair will have to write his/her partner's sentences and check them. AIM: To produce a negative simple present sentence orally.

15 min.

SKILL: Speaking, conversational. MATERIAL: Notebook Anticipating problems: 1

They will find it difficult to understand that once they use the auxiliary to compose the negative sentences; they won't need the 3rd person “s” along with the main verb. Teacher will write the following on the blackboard: POSITIVE NEGATIVE I like pets _______________________________________ I don't like pets You want chocolate _______________________________ You don't want chocolate He hates swimming _______________________________ He doesn't hate swimming She wears shoes _________________________________ She doesn't wear shoes It looks OK ______________________________________ It doesn't look OK You run fast _____________________________________ You don't run fast They eat bananas ________________________________ They don't eat bananas Questions to help students to find the pattern: What do we add in the negative sentence? Do we add the same for the 3rd person? Do we put the “s” for the 3rd person in the negative form? Who found the pattern? Controlled practice worksheet Please fill in the gaps to compose a negative sentence. Use don't or doesn't. • I _______________ like football • My father _______________ want to clean the dishes • My sister _______________ go to school yet • You __________________ remember my address • They _________________ practice any sport • It __________________ rain in summer Controlled practice worksheet Write a positive present sentence where you see this picture Write a negative present sentence where you see this picture I _________________________________________________ Robert _____________________________________________

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