English Model Activities For O/ L And Other: August 2021

Tuesday, August 31, 2021

O L 2017 NEW SYLLABUS ENGLISH PAPER

OL 2018 NEW SYLLABUS ENGLISH PAPER

OL 2018 New Syllabus English Paper.
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2018 OL PAPER 1

2018 OL PAPER

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PASSIVE VOICE EXERCISES

Let's Learn Passive Voice

Most learners of English language find problems in learning Passive Voice. Undoubtedly, they consider 'Passive Voice' to be the most difficult grammar part of English language. Some language teachers also make Passive Voice a 'monster' in front of the learner.

The learner is not made aware 'when' and 'why' Passive Voice' sentence patterns are used in the English language. Examples can be best drawn from the learner's first language; it could easily make the matters clear. A healthy discussion with the student in the learner's first language on instances where Active Voice and Passive Voice sentences are used will help the learner learn this sentence pattern better.

Before taking up Passive Voice you must make sure that your student has a sound knowledge of 'Irregular Verbs'. I find that most students have an aversion for Passive Voice because of this problem. Start Passive Voice with your students only if they are thorough with irregular verb forms.

Finally it is the 'IRREGULAR PAST PARTICIPLE' that makes your student shun from Passive Voice. Practice irregular verbs with your students. It will make your path clear for teaching 'Passive Voice'.

My aim here is to help you with some activities that could facilitate your teaching and learning process.

I hope you would make best use of these simple activities.

Sajendra Kumara

(The Blogger)

A trained teacher of English

Sri Lanka

Voice: 0777597875

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👉Grammar Activities 👇

The Simple Present Tense

(are killed/is prepared/is cultivated / is taught / are guarded / are examined / is made / is exported / is celebrated/are vaccinated)

is weeded / are pruned / is mowed / are arranged / are manured / are watered / is swept

are skinned / are washed / are chopped / are mixed / are fried

Is paddy cultivated in the hill country? / How is the harvest brought home? / Is the lesson started by the teacher early? / Why are poems written by Malan? When is the land prepared by them for cultivation? Why are trees cut down by some people?

are cleaned / are prepared / eat / celebrate / are decorated / is cultivated / learn / protect / are watered / are collected

1. are made 2. need 3. are tied 4. is made 5. is fixed 6. is tied 7. are pasted 8. cut 9 are pasted

b. the letter is folded c. the letter is inserted into the envelope d. the address of the recipient is written e. The stamp is pasted on the top right corner f. The letter is put into the mail box

1. are made 2. is selected 3. is made 4. is given 5. is begun 6. is dedicated 7. is realized

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English Puzzles For Kids

The Best English Puzzles For Kids

Blogger's note:

The puzzles published on this page are created by Thareen Jayaratne (Ruchith ), my elder son who is an advanced level (English Medium) student of Bandaranayake Central College (Boys') Gampaha, Sri Lanka. He is also a past pupil of Negombo South International School, Nittambuwa, Sri Lanka. He is engaged in creating puzzles as a pastime.

I found that his simple puzzles could be useful to anyone: for the student as well as the teacher. It is an interesting way to put one's knowledge of vocabulary on to test. To the English language learner, an attempt at a puzzle once a week could be a challenge which brings in happiness at the end. It is an aged old pastime of some educated people.

Thareen creates them under my supervision to suit all age levels. I invite all the teachers to let their students try out a puzzle at least once a week.

Sajendra Kumara