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		 Teaching Past Continuous 
		
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 anuska8
 
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							| Teaching Past Continuous 
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							| Hi friends! I �m teaching a 9 years old boy who doesn �t know speak English very well. In fact, he doesn �t understand past continuous sentences. I �d like to have some EASY exercises, games or something like that to make his learning useful and fruitful because he �s also absentminded and it �s exasperating!! 
 Thanks in advance for your help!
 
 Ana.
 
 
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 MarionG
 
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							| Hi Ana, I just put the age and the level of your students in the searchbox on top of the forum and entered "past continuous" as key words and it gave me a lot of hits: maybe you �ll find something useful....   |  22 Sep 2012     
					
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 kurmama
 
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							| Hi Ana,   Hope you find it useful       |  22 Sep 2012     
					
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 papadeli
 
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							| Games, film, worksheets You can also use this kind of cards to help the child produce sentences Teacher: What were you doing when you saw the cat? Student : I was cooking.   or    I was cooking when I saw the cat     Greetings from Greece, |  22 Sep 2012     
					
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 anuska8
 
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							| Thanks a lot for your help! The last idea is great, I was thinking about something similar with flashcards, but the problem is my student, He �s so lazy... 
 Greetings from Spain.
 
 Ana.
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