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Grade 12, Language Arts
Std # 1-7: Identify effective use of active and passive voice
 

Lesson Plans:

Verbs
This lesson defines the term 'verb', differentiate between action and linking verbs, and distinguishes between active and passive voice.

Choosing the Best Verb
This mini-lesson explores verb choice in a variety of online resources then encourages students to draw conclusions about verb use which they can apply to their own writing.

Active and Passive Voice 
An activity to help students understand passive voice in present and past tenses
 
 

Resources:


Active or Passive Voice
Online activity

Active to Passive Transformation
Online Activity

Active and Passive Tense Voice
Printable Voice Chart

Active and Passive Voice Tutorials
Many different tutorials

Purdue Online Writing Lab 
Discusses the use of active and passive voice

University of West Florida Writing Lab 
Handouts

Active and Passive Voice
PowerPoint presentation using active and passive voice

Active and Passive Voice 
Notes on active and passive voice

Guide to Grammar and Writing
Useful teacher information

The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
Contains rules, worksheets and activities to use to teach grammar

Active and Passive Voice
Rules and examples of active and passive voice

Integrating Target Structures
This lesson plan focuses on the use of recycling language, namely the passive voice.

Suggestions for English Language Learners:                   

ESL Ideas      (B=Beginning, I=Intermediate, T=Transitional)
(B) Using a list for reference, students highlight forms of the verb "to be" in written material. 

(I
) Students identify sentences written in the passive voice by highlighting forms of the verb "to be" in written material.
(T) Students rewrite sentences from the passive voice to the active voice and from the active voice to the passive voice.
 

 

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