Flippity boardgame
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Syn(a)esthesia - What colour is Tuesday?
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The Poison of Envy (Pioneer C1/C1+) Module 4
7 deadly sins in the Bible: 7 deadly sins of Modern Time
AI- Chatgpt
In today's lesson, you will use chatgpt to revise past tenses. Access Chatgpt and ask for the following information about one of the verb tenses you choose for yourself. I t's advisable to choose the tense you understand the least. Past tenses: Past Simple Past Progressive Past perfect Simple Past Perfect Progressive When you start chatting ask Chatgpt to correct your mistakes, if any. Always indicate the level at which you want to get the answer (C1). Ask about: - the form, - when it is used, - what words or phrases used with, - other structures it is used with, it is used : - with what time expressions, - with what adverbs of frequency, - with modal auxiliaries , - in conditional sentences. - in Reported Speech, - s the difference between would and used to Ask it: - to write 10 examples for the tense you have chosen. - to make a practice ...
Grammar: Past tenses+ used to+would+was/were going to
- Sb. pp104-106: Grammar reference- take notes - Sb. pp47-48/a,b,c - Play in teams Kahoot 1 Kahoot 2 Kahoot 3 Past Tense Past Indefinite Tense (Affirmative) Past Indefinite Tense (Negative) ast Indefinite Tense (Interrogative) Past Indefinite Tense (Question word) I ate. I did not eat. Did I not eat? When did I eat? Past Continuous Tense (Affirmative) Past Continuous Tense (Negative) Past Continuous Tense (Interrogative) Past Continuous Tense (Question word) She was dancing. He was not dancing Was he dancing? When was he dancing? Past Perfect Tense (Affirmative) Past Perfect Tense (Negative) Past Perfect Tense (Interrogative) Past Perfect Tense (Question word) I had slept. I had not slept. Had I slept? Where had I slept? Past Perfect Continuous Tense(Affirmative) Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Negative) Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Interrogative) Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Question word) She had been studying since Sunday. She had not been studying since Sunday. Had sh...