Search Results for: past simple and past continuous
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B1 levelLesson 1 Sept 4th |
Lesson 1 Sept 4th•B1 level | |
Lesson a-b Highlights: By the end of the session, you Will be able to use different <b>past</b> tenses to talk about stories from your life
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Pre-intermediate levelTP 4, Present perfect and past simple |
TP 4, Present perfect and past simple•Pre-intermediate level | |
This lesson continues with a similar context to the previous lesson, but the focus is on Grammar. The class starts with a listening task related to the TL. It continues with clarification of the TL through the transcription of the text. Finally students will practice the TL through a productive activity
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Elementary file 1 levelThe Circle Line Tour |
The Circle Line Tour•Elementary file 1 level | |
In this lesson ss read a text about a tour in New York called the Circle Line Tour. They answer some detailed questions and then work n vocabulary related to town and city.
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Elementary levelPast Simple- Irregular Verbs |
Past Simple- Irregular Verbs•Elementary level | |
This lesson reviews the <b>Past</b> <b>Simple</b> Tense briefly focusing on the irregular verbs. Students might have taken a look at <b>Simple</b> <b>Past</b> Tense before and this lesson continues in the same context as the previous lesson which is blog post texts. After this lesson students will have speaking exercises in the TL through some speaking activities in the following lesson.
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Intermediate levelPresent Perfect Continuous with for, since and ago |
Present Perfect Continuous with for, since and ago•Intermediate level | |
In this lesson, students learn about the Present Perfect Continuous and the different usages of for, since and ago. The lesson starts with a listening task about Sarah’s Life and it’s followed by an exercise where the Ss complete a number of sentences using the tapescript. This is followed by explaining the Present Perfect Continuous using two examples, CCQs, discriminating between ‘since’ and ‘for’ and some exercises. Afterwards, there is a brief explanation for ‘ago’. Finally, there is a co...
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Intermediate levelPast simple |
Past simple•Intermediate level | |
In this lesson student will be exposed to the <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> through the reading comprehension
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Pre-intermediate levelLifestyle Past simple 10.5.14 |
Lifestyle Past simple 10.5.14•Pre-intermediate level | |
In this lesson the students will reviewthe <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> tense, including the <b>past</b> of the verb 'to be' and regular and irregular verbs.
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Pre-intermediate levelReading and Speaking on past experiences |
Reading and Speaking on past experiences•Pre-intermediate level |
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Elemantary levelPast Simple Tense (Negatives/Questions) |
Past Simple Tense (Negatives/Questions)•Elemantary level | |
In this lesson, students are given practice in the language lesson of negative and question forms of <b>Past</b> <b>Simple</b> Tense. The lesson starts with the text which is used as context material in the previous lesson. Students are expected to write down three questions in <b>Past</b> <b>Simple</b> form through the text. Since the approach of the lesson is Test-Teach-Test, the Ss will be evaluated on their knowledge about <b>Past</b> <b>Simple</b> question forms. At the beginning of the ...
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A2 + (pre-intermediate) levelSimple Past Lesson |
Simple Past Lesson•A2 + (pre-intermediate) level | |
This lesson continues with a similar context to the previous lesson and continues the story startedin the reading, but changes the focus to grammar.
This grammar is not knew for these Ss, but they still need review and practise.
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