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past simple and past contiuous

Mouna mch
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past simple and past contiuous
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dear teachers,
i need your help!
my learners are creating a school magazine. So, now they are JOURNALISTS.
they will report real events using past simple/past continuous.
They problem is that i need to prepare them before doing the real job!
any ideas? any good WS or LP? any good PICTURE READING activities?
thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks 4 ur time! |
1 Sep 2009
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libertybelle
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Past simple and past continuous are probably the largest grammar categories here at ESL. Just write past simple in the search column above and start looking. There are millions of great worksheets there.
good luck L
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1 Sep 2009
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dehghani
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hi there,
u can make a guess work pictorial page on the magazine. having 2 different pics on each part, one about the present time the other about past(continuous) and the person who reads the magazine has to to guess what happened before for the thing and the present situation as well. such as 2 pics of a person, 1 showing him working in a garden and the other taking a rest.
good luck
mehdi
Bartarin Englih School |
1 Sep 2009
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sharon f
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If you need help with grammar, this site is the best place for excellent worksheets. If you need help with journalism issues, I can email you a file with basic journalism principles taken from http://www.pearl.iearn.org
sharon
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1 Sep 2009
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miyoko71
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First you have to decide about the topic you want to deal with.Then there are the five questions that the topic has to answer, which are:"what, where, when, why and who."."how " is usually done without sentences shouldn �t be long.Ask the students(journalists) to begin with the most important event in their story(that �s what we call "inverted pyramid").Pictures are very meaningful , so they have to be chosen carefully. HOPE THIS HELPS.
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1 Sep 2009
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