Language Analysis: Grammar

Example of the points to cover in a language analysis sheet for a grammar lesson:

Grammatical structure and define how it’s used

 

 

An example sentence of each structure from your lesson

 

What does it mean? What is it used for? Include CCQs and timelines for the meaning and uses of the grammar. Use examples from your lesson

 

Pronunciation: phonemic transcript- include relevant stress, contractions and weak forms for the grammar points

 

Pronunciation problems and solutions (may include guided discovery of form)

 

Structure of the form (include each element)

 

Type of lesson

Guided discovery/text-based/test-teach-test

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