Showing posts with label PAST CONTINUOUS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PAST CONTINUOUS. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 January 2025

WHAT WERE YOU DOING YESTERDAY AT FIVE O' CLOCK? - PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE


PAST CONTINUOUS


PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS



REVIEW

We use the verb BE to form the past continuous tense.


PRACTISE


WRITE
Watch the video and read the story.  Write a similar story to the one in the video.



TALK
Ask and answer questions.









ALSO CHECK OUT: THE ENGLISH TEACHER

Wednesday, 1 December 2021

WHAT WERE YOU DOING YESTERDAY AT FIVE O' CLOCK? - PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE





REVIEW
We use the verb BE to form the past continuous tense.


PRACTISE


WRITE
Watch the video and read the story.  Write a similar story to the one in the video.



TALK
Ask and answer questions.








ALSO CHECK OUT: THE ENGLISH TEACHER

Tuesday, 6 April 2021

WHAT WERE YOU DOING YESTERDAY AT FIVE O' CLOCK? - PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE (A2)





REVIEW
We use the verb BE to form the past continuous tense.


PRACTISE


WRITE
Watch the video and read the story.  Write a similar story to the one in the video.



TALK
Ask and answer questions.








ALSO CHECK OUT: THE ENGLISH TEACHER

Tuesday, 12 January 2021

What are they wearing? What are they doing?

 

What can you see in the picture?

What are you wearing today?


CLOTHES: 

VOCABULARY AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

CLOTHES 1

CLOTHES 2

CLOTHES 3

LISTENING AND READING COMPREHENSION

ACTIONS: 

VOCABULARY AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

What could you do when you were one?  What couldn't you do?







What are they children doing?  What are they wearing?

Do the listening activity.


Talk about your answers.  Who did what?  What were they wearing?  What were they doing?

Now, check your answers.


What were you wearing on New Year's Eve during the countdown?  What were other people in your family wearing?


What were you and your family doing before the countdown started?







Wednesday, 28 November 2018

WHAT WERE YOU DOING YESTERDAY AT FIVE O' CLOCK? - PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE (A2-1)








REVIEW
We use the verb BE to form the past continuous tense.


PRACTISE


WRITE
Watch the video and read the story.  Write a similar story to the one in the video.



TALK
Ask and answer questions.






ALSO CHECK OUT: THE ENGLISH TEACHER