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This unit was about grammar points that are difficult to teach to EFL students. It covered phrasal verbs, passive voice, relative clauses and modal verbs. Phrasal verbs are verbs with one or more particles, which are essential to the meaning. These may be difficult to teach because there are three types and no clear rules as to which is which. Passive voice generally makes the object of the sentence more important than the one doing the action. Many students make small errors, like using the wrong form of to be. Relative clauses describe a noun with necessary or unnecessary information. Knowing when commas are needed may be difficult when students first learn this grammar. Modal verbs add meaning to a sentence, like permission or certainty. There are sometimes subtle differences in meaning that might make the usage hard for students to remember. I had forgotten how many subtle differences and forms these grammar points have.
