Szab Eszter15th April 2013

TYPES OF TENSES3 TYPES:PresentPastFuture4 ASPECTS:SimpleContinuousPerfectPerfect Continuous2 VOICES:ActivePassive

MAIN POINTS WHILE TEACHINGFORM +, -, ?

WORD ORDER

WHEN TO USE

SPECIAL CASES

EXPRESSIONS OF TIMEPetra is combing her hair.Peter isnt working in the garden now.For actions that are happening at the moment.Im travelling to London on Friday.Now, at the moment, at present

TEACHING ORDERNew English File

TEACHING ORDERNew Opportunities

TEACHING ORDERNew Headway

CONCLUSIONThe same tenses are taughtAll the present tenses3 versions of pastOnly Future Simplein upper-intermediate and advanced bookswhen preparing for a language examIn the same orderWith the same methodpresentation (reading/listening)rule (chart/definition)practice (drill exercises, speaking, writing)

REPORTED SPEECHSs know several tensesIntroduced in Pre-intermediate books(Present and Past Simple)Taught in detail in Intermediate books(all tenses + command and question form)

METHODS OF TEACHINGCHARTS

METHODS OF TEACHINGCHARTS

METHODS OF TEACHINGCHARTS

METHODS OF TEACHINGCHARTS

METHODS OF TEACHINGMIND MAP

METHODS OF TEACHINGMIND MAP

OTHER SOURCES FOR PRACTICEHadfield: Elementary Grammar GamesHadfield: Elementary Communication GamesHadfield: Intermediate Communication GamesMurphy: Grammar in UseKatalin Nmeth: English Grammar

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