Search Results for: past continuous

146.

Things you like and don't like

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Elementary level

In this lesson, students will learn how to use the present perfect <b>simple</b> and continuous with for and since. The teacher starts the lesson with a revising about the present perfect <b>simple</b> that the students have studied the day before. After that, the teacher will explain the present perfect continuous. Then moving on to the students book, the students will answer the three exercises using the present perfect <b>simple</b> and continuous.

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Present perfect "Things started in the past and still running"

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C1 level

- In this lesson, students will get exposed to the present perfect "Sth started in the <b>past</b> and still and will continue in the future" through a text about present perfect about an employee's experience in different companies and his current job to get exposed to the topic. After that, they will do a fully-controlled followed by a semi-controlled practice. Play "I have never+pp" game to practice the Present Perfect tense.

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Present Perfect

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, students learn how to use present perfect sentences to discuss about <b>past</b> events or activities that continue in the present or may be done in the future again. At first , teacher asks some questions about free time and hobbies but then he sets the main context on traveling .

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Change - Continued

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Intermediate 1 level

This lesson presents <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> and present perfect verb tenses in the context of changes in Vietnam. It also presents expressions that are commonly used with these verb tenses.

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present continuous lesson

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Beginner level

By the end of this lesson the students will learn the formation of the <b>simple</b> <b>past</b> and the will be able o accurately use the <b>simple</b> <b>past</b> and talk about <b>past</b> action and events. I will start my warm up by showing them pictures about Christmas and ask them questions about your last Christmas then I will hand them a short text on Christmas and questions on the story itself to answer it. The next step I will clarify the form and function of the <b>simple</b> <b>p...

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TP7

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Upper-intermediate b2 level

In this lesson, students will be introduced the topic of 'lasting memories' within the <b>past</b> structures 'used to' and 'would.' Then, the lesson will continue by focusing on the target language 'how to reminisce about the <b>past</b>'. Finally, the lesson will focus on students' productive skills which cover writing skills.

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Past Simple- Irregular Verbs

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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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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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TP8 LP_Mailys Rouleau

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Elementary level

In this lesson, students will practice writing a complaint email in the context of online shopping. They will be presented a model. They will realize 3 tasks based on the model regarding structure, appropriacy and useful language. After that, students will brainstorm together different ideas so they can start planning their writing. Finally, they will share their work with class and I will conduct OCFB.

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Present perfect simple & continuous TP 1

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B2 level

In this lesson, students will learn more about the present perfect <b>simple</b> and continuous in the affirmative forms. The lesson starts with a lead-in that introduces two songs that include the target language of the lesson. Then, the students will be exposed to two texts that have the target language and in groups, they will try to answer some questions about the text. After that, the students will be shown some examples and the teacher elicits the target language of the lesson. Next, th...
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