Search Results for: simple past

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TP8

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Upper-intermediate level

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TP3

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Upper intermediate level

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Life Skills

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Clb 3 level

In this lesson students will learn about <b>past</b> and present tense through tasked based learning using activities and role play. This lesson starts with a fun kinesthetic learning activity followed by a role play where students get to introduce themselves practice using present and <b>past</b> tense from a script then on their own without a script.

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Review

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Beginners level

In this lesson, students will review <b>past</b> vocabulary of family and common household objects, prepositions , contractions, and age collocations. Exercises will focus on listening for specific details and speaking.

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Teacher Goes on Holiday

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Intermediate to upper-intermediate, prep speaking level

In this lesson Ss will discuss various topics related to travel, focusing on common complaints about travel and what to bring while traveling in both normal and extreme circumstances. A running dictation exercise will introduce the WC to some slang terms, related to irritating people and situations encountered while traveling.

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Celta TP 1

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Elementary level

Students are going to study 'telling the time'

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TP8 Grammar - present perfect w/just, already, yet

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Intermediate level

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TP5 - Productive Skills

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, students will learn how to tell and respond to a story using <b>simple</b> lexis with speaking practice.

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Speaking: anecdote

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Intermediate level

In this lesson students are going to listen about a man (Jake) who was in a dangerous situation, revise present perfect <b>simple</b>, learn the stages of telling a story and are going to practice speaking telling a story.

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TP7 Grammar: Present perfect/past simple yet/already/just

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Pre-intermediate level

The context of receiving communication in an office will have been set by Charmaine's earlier lesson. Present perfect/simple <b>past</b> structures using yet/already/just will be exposed to students. Use of the verb forms in sentences similar to: He’s just come back I’ve already seen the note. He doesn’t know yet. will be clarified and drilled. Students will have controlled practice with sentences involving these structures within the context of office communication. The freedom of thes...
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