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Unit 1 This is me
Lesson 3: Grammar Focus
I. Teaching Objectives
(一)Language Ability
1. Master the usage of the present perfect tense with just, already, yet (e.g., "I have just finished my homework," "She has already read the book," "They haven’t arrived yet").
2. Use the present perfect tense to talk about personal experiences related to self-acceptance (e.g., "I have already learned to love my curly hair").
3. Distinguish between the present perfect tense and the simple past tense in context.
(二)Cultural Awareness
1. Notice how English speakers use the present perfect tense to connect past experiences with the present, reflecting a focus on current results.
2. Understand that talking about personal growth (e.g., "I have changed my mind") is a common way to express self-awareness in English-speaking cultures.
(三)Thinking Ability
1. Analyze the structure and function of the present perfect tense through examples, developing grammatical reasoning.
2. Choose between the present perfect and simple past tense based on whether the action has a connection to the present.
(四)Learning Ability
1. Summarize grammar rules by comparing example sentences.
2. Use exercise strategies (e.g., filling in blanks, error correction) to consolidate understanding.
II. Teaching Key Points
1. Structure of the present perfect tense: have/has + past participle.
2. Usage of just (recently), already (sooner than expected), and yet (negative/interrogative, not yet).
III. Teaching Difficult Points
1. Choosing between already and yet in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.
2. Differentiating between "I have done it" (focus on present result) and "I did it" (focus on past time).
IV. Teaching Procedures
(一)Lead-in(5 minutes)
· Activity 1: Show pictures of Sally’s experiences:
1. Picture 1: Sally hiding her birthmark (last week).
1. Picture 2: Sally showing her birthmark proudly (now).
Ask: How has Sally changed?
· Activity 2: Introduce the present perfect tense: "Sally has changed her attitude towards her birthmark." Explain it connects past actions to the present.
Design Intent: Link grammar to the unit theme and activate interest.
(二)Presentation(12 minutes)
· Activity 1: Present the structure with examples from the passage:
1. "I have just realized my birthmark is special." (just: a short time ago)
1. "Maddie has already noticed my birthmark." (already: done before now)
1. "I haven’t hidden it yet." (yet: not done up to now)
Highlight have/has + past participle and the position of just/already/yet.
· Activity 2: Create a comparison table on the board:
Tense
Structure
Time Words
Focus
Present Perfect
have/has + past participle
just, already, yet
Connection to present
Simple Past
past tense
yesterday, last week
Past time
Design Intent: Clarify differences between tenses for better understanding.
(三)Practice Exercises(18 minutes)
· Activity 1: Fill in the blanks with just, already, yet:
1. Sally ______ told Maddie about her feelings. (already)
2. Have you ______ seen Sally’s birthmark? (yet)
3. She ______ stopped hiding it. (just)
Design Intent: Practice using time words in context.
· Activity 2: Sentence transformation:
1. Change "Sally hid her birthmark" to present perfect: "Sally has hidden her birthmark."
1. Change "Maddie noticed it" to negative: "Maddie hasn’t noticed it yet."
Design Intent: Master tense structure and negation.
· Activity 3: Error correction:
4. I have saw the movie. → I have seen the movie.
5. She already has finished her homework. → She has already finished her homework.
Design Intent: Identify common mistakes and reinforce correct usage.
(四)Production(8 minutes)
· Activity 1: Pair work: Ask and answer about personal changes using the present perfect:
1. A: Have you already accepted your unique features?
1. B: Yes, I have. I have just realized they make me special.
· Activity 2: Share one sentence with the class, e.g., "I have learned to love my big eyes."
Design Intent: Apply grammar to real-life communication.
(五)Class Summary(4 minutes)
· Review the structure and usage of the present perfect tense with just, already, yet.
· Emphasize: Use it to talk about actions that affect the present.
V. Blackboard Design
Left: Structure
Middle: Time Words
Right: Common Mistakes
Present Perfect:have/has + past participle e.g., I have changed.
- just: after have/has- already: affirmative- yet: negative/interrogative
❌ I have did it.
✅ I have done it.
❌ She yet has come.
✅ She hasn’t come yet.
VI. Homework
Basic: Copy 5 example sentences of the present perfect tense with just, already, yet.
Design Intent: Reinforce structure and word placement.
Improving: Write 3 sentences about how you have changed your views on yourself (e.g., "I have already learned to be proud of my height").
Design Intent: Connect grammar to personal experience.
Expanding: Find 3 sentences from a story using the present perfect tense and underline the past participles.
Design Intent: Develop awareness of grammar in real texts.
VII. Teaching Reflection
1. Some students may confuse past participles (e.g., "saw" vs. "seen"). Provide a list of common irregular verbs for reference.
2. Extend practice time if students struggle with already vs. yet in interrogative sentences.
3. Use more visual timelines to show the "present connection" of the present perfect tense.
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