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Games, activities and teaching ideas > help please-past continuous
help please-past continuous
oceanussss
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help please-past continuous
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Hello everyone! I am going to be observed by a teacher trainer on Monday and I need to prepare a lesson plan with a focus on past progressive. My students are already familiar with this structure so the lesson is not gonna be a presentation of a new grammar topic, it has to be a kind of revision which deepends and clarifies the past progressive. The level is pre-intermediate. Can you give me ideas and suggest activities?
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19 Feb 2016
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martinasvabova
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I do this activity: Two students leave the classroom. Then I give each student a card with a sentence, e.g. Yo are eating spaghetti, playing the guitar, etc. Then I call the two students back. When they enter, their classmates start performing the activities on their cards. They go on for let �s say 1 minute. Then they stop. The two try to remember who was doing what when they entered. Who can remember more is the winner. |
19 Feb 2016
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guorkhan
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Have a look at this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9t4rt7M6wU |
19 Feb 2016
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margaserranoflo
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What about this movie segment: It �s about the film Elizabethtown and it mixes past simple and past continuous |
19 Feb 2016
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cunliffe
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In my neck of the woods - England - we must include group and pair work, or there is no chance of a good observation rating. I like to use guorkhan �s ppt of that youtube clip - as it �s impressive and involves a bit of reading - maybe towards the beginning of the lesson if they already know the tense format. For a low ability class, we play Splat! with it. Two ss come out and you say, or an advanced student says �This guy was reading his newspaper when the car hit the tree � etc.. First to touch it wins. For some pair work, prepare some cards that the students can work on together - or use them as prompts for the writing work. I really like martina �s idea. Or you could give each student an action card that they have to do - scratch your head/look out the window/ ride a horse whatever. Then you come through the classroom door and pick individuals asking, �What were you doing when I came in? � Some people teach it as a detective thing - alibi - maybe someone knows of such a resource on here? It �s not a lesson plan - just a few ideas and good luck! |
20 Feb 2016
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shaik sonia
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i am not able to download ur worksheets pls tell me the process how to download |
20 Feb 2016
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SVieira
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20 Feb 2016
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