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    Es una presentación sobre THE VERB TENSE CYCLE

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    Verbs Tenses

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    When Are Tenses Presented in The Manual?: Present Past Future

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    When are tenses presented in the

    manual?
    PRESENT PAST FUTURE

    I - 1 (Am/Are) Pt 1
    I - 2 (Is / Have) Pt 1/Pt 4 I - 10 (Regular verbs) Pt 8 II - 1 (Will) Pt 9
    SIMPLE
    I - 5 (Other verbs) II - 2 (Irregular verbs) II - 3 (Going to) Pt 5
    II - 1 (Review)

    I – 4 Pt 9
    PROGRESSIVE I - 7 (Future meaning) Pt 5 II – 7 Pt 5 III – 5 Pt 2
    II - 1 (Review)
    III - 1 (before, since, for, in) Pt 1
    III - 2 (yet, already) Pt 7
    PERFECT IV – 10 Pt 6 X
    III - 9 (lately, recently) Pt 2
    III - 10 (just, by + date) Pt 2

    PERFECT
    IV -7 Pt 2 X X
    PROGRESSIVE

    9/29/2019 Grammar
    THE VERB TENSE CYCLE
    Presentation:
    Practice:
    • Warm up
    • Horizontal drill: (choral – for
    • Lead in (presentation techniques) new ways of answering)
    • Statements for repetition  YYYYYYYYY
     NNNNNNNN
    • Repetition
    • Vertical drill: (individual)
    •Teacher / Student’s repetition x 2 / 3
    1 Y 2 Y 3 Y
    • Confimation N N N
    K K K
    O O O
    • Use the affirmative to introduce the negative • Mix drill: (individual)
    statements
    (K,O,O,O,K,K) (O K N K O K O)
    • 2nd Repetition Statements Personal
    • Teacher / Student repetition x 2 / 3
    • QFS (individual)
    • 2nd Confirmation
    9/29/2019 Grammar
    LEAD IN – PAST/FUTURE PROGRESSIVE
    Yesterday Now

    6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM


    KAREN & ELLEN
    ANN
    MICHAEL

    Lead-in:

    “Did she read the newspaper yesterday? – Y


    “What time did she start?” - 6:00pm
    “What time did she finish?” – 8 pm
    “Did she read it for just 1 second?” – N
    “OK, so last night she was reading the newspaper from 6 to 8pm”

    9/29/2019 Grammar
    LEAD IN – PRESENT PERFECT

    USA Japan Australia Now

    Lead-in:
    “Did Oscar travel to the United States? - Y
    “Did he travel to Japan?” - Y
    “Did he travel to Australia” – Y
    “Does he like to travel?”- Y
    “Will he travel again? – Y/N (we don’t know..)

    “So Oscar has travelled to 3 different countries up to now/so far”

    9/29/2019 Grammar
    LEAD IN - PRESENT PERFECT
    PROGRESSIVE
    6:00am

    2 hours

    Lead-in:
    “Are they playing football? - Y
    “Did they start 2 hours ago?” – Y
    “So they have been playing football for 2 hours”

    “What time did the teacher start working today?” - 6:00am


    “Is the teacher still working now?” - Y
    “Ok, so the teacher has been working since 6:00am

    9/29/2019 Grammar
    LEAD IN – PAST PERFECT
    6:00am 7:30am Now

    Eat Arrive to work


    Breakfast

    Lead-in:
    - What time did you arrive to work yesterday?- 7:30am
    - What time did you eat breakfast? – 6:00am
    - What did you do first? – Eat breakfast
    - What did you do second? – Arrive to work

    - So, Mrs ___ had already eaten breakfast when she arrived to work

    9/29/2019 Grammar

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