Teacher plays a video.
Teacher asks students to watch the carefully and guess what is the tenses was used in the video.
Teacher introduce the lesson of the day which is " Simple Present Tense".
Teacher explains about the simple present tense.
Teacher distributes exercise sheets to students.
Teacher guide the students.
Teacher discuss the answer with students.
Teacher divides the students into pair.
Teacher asks to students to go out from the class and create sentences about the surrounding.
Teacher asks students to present their answer in front of the class.
Teacher sum up the lesson by asking few questions to the students.
The video which is used in the lesson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9QluYxyV00
Teacher should play the video after the title of the topic in the video.
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Monday, 27 January 2014
Activity (Simple present)
Write sentences and questions with the present simple.[(+) indicates positive statements, (-) choose negative statements and (?) indicates questions.]
E.G: he/ usually get up late (+) He usually gets up late.
E.G: he/ usually get up late (+) He usually gets up late.
- Anna / like painting (?)
- my sister / have many story books (+)
- I / go on Facebook often (-)
- my sister / study in London (+)
- my neighbour / have three children (?)
- when / the film start (?)
- he / go swimming twice a week (+)
- we / often talk about school (-)
- how often / you visit your grandparents (?)
- I / like to eat spaghetti (-)
Present Simple Tense
Now that you know what tenses are from our previous post, let us look in detail into Simple Present Tense...
The Moon orbits the Earth.
it doesn't never rain.
- Used to talk about :
- Habits and routines
- Things you do every day /week / year
E.G: I go there every year.
I go on Facebook every day.
- Things that are generally true/ always happen
The Moon orbits the Earth.
My neighbour has two children.
2. Use don't / doesn't to make negative sentences.
E.G: I don't go on Facebook very often.
He doesn't read newspapers.
3. Use do / does to make question
E.G: Do you live with your parents?
4. We often use the present simple with adverbs of frequency(always, usually, often,sometimes, hardly ever, never)
she's ill never.
- Adverbs of frequency go before the main verbs.
- Adverbs of frequency go after be.
- Remember to use a positive verb with never.
E.G: We often go out on Friday night.
She doesn't usually study at weekends.
I'm never ill.
He's always late for work.
5. Expressions of frequency (every day, once a week, etc.) usually go at the end of a sentence.
E.G: She gets up early every day.
We have English classes twice a week.
* Exercises related to this topic will be updated in the upcoming post. Try it and test yourself.
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Tenses
Tenses are one of the common problems students often face. Therefore, we have decided to give you a brief introduction on what tenses are first....
A verb tense is a particular form / set of forms of a verb that shows at what time, past, present or future, the action of the verb takes place.
English has only two basic tenses:
A verb tense is a particular form / set of forms of a verb that shows at what time, past, present or future, the action of the verb takes place.
English has only two basic tenses:
- Present tense
- Past tense
It sounds simple.... doesn't it? So, all you have to remember is that tenses lets you determine the time of which the action took place...
If you've got that, then we shall move on to the next chapter....
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