Target: Past tense -ed discrimination (/t/, /d/, /ɪd/) Audio script (read naturally): "Last night I walked to the store. I needed some milk. I waited for the bus, but it didn't come." Student sheet: Fill in the missing verbs as you listen: "Last night I ______ to the store. I ______ some milk. I ______ for the bus, but it didn't come." Follow-up: In pairs, say each verb and feel the final sound (/t/, /d/, or /ɪd/).
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| Challenge | Solution | |-----------|----------| | Students expect explicit rules first | Use a brief "noticing" phase (2 min) before listening to prime attention. | | Large classes limit oral practice | Pair work, choral listening drills, and digital tools (e.g., Padlet for voice recording). | | Authentic listening is too fast | Use graded audio, then slow-down software (e.g., YouTube playback speed), then authentic. | | Pronunciation of grammar (e.g., -ed) ignored | Include 5 min of "grammar pronunciation" in every launch. |
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