reportedspeech

Lesson/Unit Summary: 

This unit (secondary level) aims to help learners develop competence to report statements and questions in meaningful contexts. This unit is comprised of three lessons, with the first two lessons (junior secondary) focusing on reporting statements and questions and the last lesson (senior secondary) focusing on the use of reported speech to write news stories.

This lesson focuses on how to report questions. Students read a research report on the dating habits of secondary school students, and have to work out the interview questions from the research findings. Students are then required to conduct a research study on a topic of their own choice. It is suggested that teachers adopt the idea of language across the curriculum, and link the English language with other disciplines such as social studies, health education and moral education when guiding students to conduct their investigations.

Level of Students: Junior Secondary

Lesson Duration: 60 mins

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to 

1. Identify and use the correct form of reported questions;
2. Use reported questions to report research findings.

Lesson Plan: Reported Questions (Junior Secondary)

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To cite this resource:

Jiang, Z. X. J., & Lee, F. K. J. (2020). Reported questions. Retrieved from https://lml.eduhk.hk/grammar/?page_id=302.

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