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Mister David English Verb Tense:Past Perfect Continuous. Lesson 8
Language English   For seniors Intermediate level For adults Good for beginners Grammar
 

English Verb Tense:Past Perfect Continuous. Lesson 8

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Master English Verb Tenses - Part eight of twelve.
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•Teaching the 12 verb tenses in English can be a challenging task, but with a well-planned and structured approach, it can be made easier. Here are some steps to follow:
•Introduce the concept of verb tenses: Start by explaining what verb tenses are and why they are important in English. Provide some examples of different verb tenses in simple sentences to help students understand how they are used.
•Divide the tenses into categories: The 12 verb tenses can be divided into four categories: simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous. Explain the differences between each category and provide examples.
•Teach each tense one by one: Start with the present simple tense and work your way through the other tenses. For each tense, explain the structure, usage, and provide examples. Make sure to highlight the irregular verbs and their past tense forms.
•Provide plenty of practice exercises: Give students ample opportunities to practice using each tense through written and oral exercises. Encourage them to use the tenses correctly in context.
•Use real-life situations: Incorporate real-life situations into your teaching to make it more engaging and relatable. For example, use dialogues and role plays to teach the present continuous tense or use news articles to teach the past perfect tense.
  • Review and revse: Regularly review what has been taught to ensure that students have understood the concepts. Use revision exercises and quizzes to consolidate learning.

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