The passive lesson
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Lesson duration is: 50 minItems in this lesson
Good morning!
Lesson plan
Passive
Fill in the gap
Guessing game
Blooket
Lesson goal: Make sure you feel confident using the passive voice.
The passive
'to be' + past participle makes a passive sentence.
Fill in the gap
Complete the gap with ONE sentence in the passive voice.
Use either the present simple passive or past simple passive.
For example
Yesterday, we visited a museum. ________________________. We learned a lot.
Beautiful paintings were displayed there
Emma was hungry after school, so she went to a restaurant. She ordered a drink and a snack. _________________________. After that, she walked home together.
During science class, the students worked on a project about space. ________________________. The teacher was very happy.
Tom lost his backpack on the train yesterday. He informed the train conductor. ________________________________. Tom was very relieved.
We visited a new restaurant in the city last weekend. ________________________. The food tasted amazing.
During the football match, the players worked together really well. ________________________. The fans cheered loudly.
Yesterday, the students cleaned the classroom after the lesson. ________________________.
During biology lessons, our class often watches video's about wildlife. ________________________.
During English class, the students read a short story. ________________________.
Last weekend, we went to an amusement park. ________________________. Everyone had a great time.
Guessing game
Describe the word using ONLY passive sentences
Do NOT say the word or part of the word
The first person to guess correctly wins the card
Take turns describing
The player with the most cards wins
For example
Popcorn
It is usually eaten at the cinema.
Museum
Paintings are displayed for visitors there.
It is used for...
It is known for...
It is needed for...
It is used when...
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