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So, today we´ve revised Past Simple together with Past Continuous:
While I was driving home I had an accident.
I was living in New York when I met him.
We were practising using these tenses in our own stories using the pictures and imagination! They were quite funny! Wow, you were really creative!
Watch a video "Walking home at night". What happened to a man and to a woman once they were walking home? Write in the comments below.
Also we had some pronunciation practice with letters "ea". Remember there´re lots of ways to read words with "ea". You can practise it with a Reading Game and other Reading Resources.
Our Olympic Games results:
Player 1 - 2 points
Player 2 - 6 points
Player 3 - 2 points
Player 4 - 4 points
Player 5 - 0 points
Player 6 - 4 points
Player 7 - 2 points
Hey, somebody needs to revise prepositions of time again:) Here´s a funny Preposition Game where you can practise.
Your homework: to write a short story about what once happened to you using both tenses.
Hii, Laura's here (: Mmm have I to write a story using past continous and past simple right?
ResponderEliminarWe say "do I have to ....?"
EliminarWhat happened to those men was that he was going to the girl's house, and he had to go through a forest and It was getting dark, and he usually gets scary or he imagines that there are shadow or whatever, but once, well the story that he's telling is about that he saw a ghost, a women in white, and she ran behind them and he fell down, and then she scream him or something else and then he went out running. He could go to the girl's house using another road but it's a little bit longer. And the girl just tell that she once has to go work i think and a group of teenagers was there in the road and she had to go beside them but the didn't do absolutely nothing, they probably just looked at her rarely.
ResponderEliminarwe say "he usually gets scarED", "she screamED AT him", "a girl TOLD", "she HAD to go TO work" "they didn´t do ANYTHING", "they looked at her IN A STRANGE WAY".
EliminarThank you, Laura. Good job!