Урок "Parents and children.Generation gap. The Infinitive."

LESSON 7: Parents and children. Generation gap. The Infinitive.

Цілі: ознайомити з новим лексичним та граматичним матеріалом; удосконалювати навички читання, письма, аудіювання та говоріння;  виховувати загальну культуру студентів.

Тип уроку: подача нового матеріалу.

Обладнання та наочність: підручник, роздатковий матеріал.

Група: ІІ курс.

Procedure

1. Preparation

Good morning, students! How are you today? What weather is it like today? What date is it today? Write down the date and the topic, please. They are on the board.

2. Warm-up

1) Last time you had a control work and your marks are…

2) Do you get on well with your parents?

3) Do your parents trust you?

4) Do you sometimes talk back to them?

5) Are you often being grounded?

6) Do you always obey your presents?

3. Reading

Do ex. 2, p. 74.

4. Speaking

1) Do ex. 3, p. 77.

2) Do ex. 6, p. 78.

5. Writing

When your parents tell you: to clean up the room, to behave, to do your homework, etc. they use the Infinitive. Now you are going to find out more bout it. Listen to rules and make notes.

The Infinitive is a non-finite form of the verb which consists of the base verb form and the particle “to”.

e.g.: to do, to go, to work, to talk, to find.

The infinitive names an action (to drive a car) or a state ( to be ill), but cant show a person, number, mood.

The infinitive has such active and passive forms:

1. simple – I asked him to write a report.
2. continuous – He is supposed to be writing a report now.
3. perfect – He appears to have already written the report.
4. perfect continuous – He seems to have been writing the report for already two hours.
5. simple passive – I expect this report to be written tomorrow.
6. perfect passive – I expect the report to have been written by now.

All the forms of the infinitive are used with modal verbs to create certain meanings:

1. He can write reports.
2. I should have written the report yesterday.
3. This report must have been written by one of our workers.   

6. Reading

 Find the infinitive and distinguish it’s form:

- They wanted me to sign the document. (simple)

- She is thought to be singing at the concert. (continuous)

- We need this work to be done by Friday. (simple passive)

 - He supposed this project to have been realized by this time. (perfect passive)

- They seem to have been partying all night long. (perfect continuous)

- We appear to have lost our way. (perfect)

7. Summary

1) Are your parents often nervous?

2) Do they always keep their promises?

3) Are your parents sometimes violent?

4) Do you often slam the door of your room?

5) Can you rely on your parents?

6) Are your parents understanding?

7) What does it take to be a good parent?

8. Homework

Learn the rules, do ex. 4, p. 77.

9. Marks

     Who was the most active? And who was a little bit lazy? Why? Your marks for today are... The lesson is over. Good bye!