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Today's Lesson

Word Work

past participles

Vocabulary

wifi, contract, ammunition, frequency

Reading

biographyconnection

Grammar

passivechange to active

Discoveries

Level 6 Unit 9 Lesson 5

Decide to Investigate. Search through Concealed details. Observe Valuable Evidence. Realize change.

Word Work

Past Participles

Past Particples form of a verb used for passive structures

Past Particples irregular verbs have many different endings You just have to memorize the past participles

ride - riddenwrite - written shake - shaken draw - drawn see - seen break - broken take - taken eat - eaten

Past Particples irregular verbs have many different endings A lot of past participles end with 'n'

The window was broken by the boy.

Past Participles

Past Particples many people memorize the infinitive, past and past particple together break, broke, broken

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Vocabulary

wifi - wireless internet connect

The router that provides wifi in my house is in my living room.

contract - a written agreement

When he signed the contract, he agreed to follow all the rules that were written in it.

ammunition - a supply of bullets

He made a lot of money selling ammunition around the world.

frequency - a band that transmits signals

My favorite radio station is found on frequency 97.5

Matching

ammunition

frequency

contract

wifi

Conditional Questions

  1. What would happen if all of the ammunition in the world disappeared?
  2. What rules would you put if you made a contract to be your friend?

Opinion

Do you think it is better to listen to music on a radio frequency or using wifi?

Reading

Prereading

These days, we find Wi-Fi everywhere we go. It is such a basic part of our lives that we don’t even think about where it comes from or how it was invented. It is amazing to learn that the basic idea of Wi-Fi was invented by an actress at the beginning of World War II. Hedy Lamarr was born in Hungary on November 9, 1914, and lived a normal life. She grew up, got married, but then ran away from her husband to find a new life in France.

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On a trip to London, she met with the owner of MGM Studios, and he gave her a movie contract in Hollywood. She became a film star in 1938 and began to gain fame. However, as World War II was starting, she felt that she couldn’t sit in Hollywood making money while the world was falling apart.

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Before she was an actress, Hedy learned a lot about weapons from her ex-husband, who was an ammunition manufacturer. She used this information to help the Navy during the war. They were using radio-controlled torpedoes, but the signal was easily jammed, which made the torpedoes go off course. Lamarr created a frequency that could not be tracked, so the torpedoes would not be sent off course.

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Her invention was not used during the World War, but in 1962, the Navy began to use her design to guide missiles. The principles of this frequency were used to develop Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi technology. Her work was the starting point for many of the technologies we use for all of our daily functions now.

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Reasons

Hedy's ex-husband worked with ammunition, so...

Hedy was famous, so...

Connect

Grammar

Change to Active Voice

To form active voice determine the tense of the verb 'to be' put the main verb into this tense change the position of the subject and the object. The ball is being kicked by the boy. The boy is kicking the ball.

The house is being built by the worker. The worker is building the house.

Passive to Active

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  1. The competition is run by three different organizations.
  2. The picture is being drawn while we wait.
  3. The money was taken out of the bank at some time during the night.
  4. The horse is ridden every day by someone new.
  5. The soda was shaken by my brother before it was given to me.

Active Past

My grandma came to visit me last week.

Wrap Up

Predict

What devices do you think we will have in the future?

Extension

Write a paragraph about any difficulties or obstacles the person had while making the discovery.

You are going to write a biography about someone who discovered something.

Vocabularywifi, ammunition, contract, frequency

Grammaractive to passive

Poemcreate an acrostic poem

Word Workpast partciples

Readingbiography connect main ideas

Goodbye!

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