Search Results for: past simple and past continuous

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Utku Gürel - TP#2 - Thursday 27/03/2014

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B1 - intermediate level

This lesson continues with the context from the previous lesson. It reviews present perfect <b>simple</b>, which the Students already know, and helps them to think about time expressions they can use with it.

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Teaching Plan 3 simple past tense

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Elemantary level

in this lesson sts revise and practice <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> with integrated skills listening and speaking. the lesson will start by asking some questions to warm sts up to the topic.Then,it will continue with pre teaching vocabulary. after that they are going to listen a talk and then read it. Sts will also talk about an important event in their life. i will distribute questions HO to help sts to think each life event questions and answer them. after that, in groups they will tell each o...

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Pronunciation and Speaking Lesson with Past Simple

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, students repeat the <b>simple</b> <b>past</b> tense regular verbs forms with a pronunciation part and a speaking part. The lesson starts with learning the differences between /t/ and /d/ in <b>past</b> forms of the verbs and continues with two speaking tasks. The first speaking task is about teachers and their students. The second task is about teachers they really liked. The lesson finishes with feedback and correction.

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Past simple (Negative)

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Elemantary level

In this lesson students learn about negative form of <b>past</b> tense based on the context of my last weekend. The lesson starts with making links to the previous lesson and continues in the same context. This is followed by a practice part which includes a listening task, The lesson ends with a speaking activity called "you did it" which will give them an opportunity to practice what they have learnt and produce their own sentences.

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present perfect simple and continues

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5 level

Ss learn about the present perfect in both forms the <b>simple</b> and the continues

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The Truth about air travel

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Upper-intermediate level

This lesson continues with the same general context of "The truth about air travel" of the previous two lesson and it provides the opportunity for Ss to practice " <b>Past</b> simple/continuous/perfect" more freely in speaking.This materials provide Ss with models for speaking through the reading texts and with prompts and useful language, before they tell their own stories.

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Teaching Practice 1

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, the <b>past</b> continuous tense will be introduced to the students. It will be in the context of meeting someone, which will be set and introduced by pictures of people meeting. They will do matching exercises, <b>simple</b> fill in the blanks, pronunciation, and a short listening task for gist and specific information. This will follow up with a speaking activity, sharing their people meeting experiences.

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grammer - past continious

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson , students learn about <b>past</b> continuous , at the first I will play a video for them and after that I ask students to write what was she / he saying , I am aware that they have already learnt <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> , in second step I will write true sentence and ask my students to give me an example by pattern , in third step I will cover MFP , and in final step give them some exercise to do

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Get Reacquainted with some one/The Present perfect

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Intermediate./grade 1 level

In this session students will learn a conversation about how to introduce themselves.Actually there is a grammar part ,too.The grammar is present perfect .The lesson will start with a listening of the conversation.Then it will continue with practice on the conversation.The students try to memorize it.After that will start the grammar.The grammar will start with some examples about some events that happened in the past.The students should try to understand the difference between <b>past</b> <b...

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Past continuous

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4th grade level

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to use the <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> tense to describe activities they did during their last weekend.
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