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By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
- Transform active voice sentences into passive voice with 80% accuracy
- Identify passive voice structures in given texts with 90% accuracy
- Use passive voice appropriately in their own writing

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Students should already be familiar with:
- Present Simple, Past Simple, and Present Perfect tenses
- Past Participles of regular and irregular verbs
- Basic sentence structure (Subject + Verb + Object)

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Warm-up: Active vs Passive Voice Review (5 mins)

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Warm-up: Active vs Passive Voice Review (5 mins)

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Quick review using an interactive mind map. Students will collaborate on Padlet to add examples of active and passive voice sentences.

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Interactive chart showing transformation rules from active to passive voice across different tenses.

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Watch and discuss a comprehensive video explaining passive voice usage and formation.

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How to use the Passive Voice 😅 English Grammar Lesson

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Interactive Practice: Learning Apps (10 mins)

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Interactive Practice: Learning Apps (10 mins)

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Students work in pairs using Learning Apps to practice passive voice transformations. Access the exercise through the link below.

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Светлана Берсенева

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Fill in the gaps with the necessary form of the verb to be!

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Class competition using Kahoot to identify correct passive voice forms and common mistakes.

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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For advanced students: Create a news report using passive voice to describe a school event. Share your work on the class Padlet wall.

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Throughout the lesson:
- Monitor pair work during Learning Apps activity
- Track Kahoot results
- Observe student contributions to discussions

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Google Forms test with 6 questions covering:
1. Identifying passive voice
2. Transforming active to passive
3. Choosing correct tense in passive voice
4. Error correction
5. Context-based usage
6. Creating original passive sentences

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Students complete a digital exit ticket answering:
1. When should we use passive voice?
2. What was the most challenging aspect today?
3. Write one sentence in both active and passive voice.

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Quick round-robin sharing of one new thing learned about passive voice today.

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Find 5 news headlines using passive voice. Rewrite them in active voice. Explain why passive voice was chosen in each case.

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Write a short paragraph (100 words) describing a scientific process using passive voice where appropriate. Topics: photosynthesis, water cycle, or recycling process.