In Verbs^x, TEFL^x

<<Now... What's the point of sending a letter to a friend and telling your name and where you live? LOL, that's nonsense! But its only purpose was to make you fill the blanks with some fixed verbs. Both stupid and boring. And that is just one example. >>Yes, very TEFLese....

Would anybody be kind enough to tell me what they think of this lesson plan I've made for my TEFL module ? Any suggestions ??Thanks so much .MZL Lesson PlanPreparation Level : Elementary Lesson Length: 45 minutes Objective: To be able to use the Past simple question forms and shot...

Hi Goodman, The lesson plan is for an assignment aimed at elementary/beginner level students. I'm taking the I to I online TEFL course and it's the 2nd task in module 9. I have no previous teaching experience. I was looking for feedback on activities/games(eliciting techniques, ways...

I find it a little strange. I'd vote for the progressive form too. With a verb that suggests a continuous action, it might work: 1. I've already interrogated the suspect for an hour. There's no way she's going to talk. But if you want to try applying the excruciatingly badly written TEFL...

Hi. I am doing a course of Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). Just need some help and guidlines in a few querries. Following are the questions. make sure to answer with complete explanation and ample of examples so that i can understand the topic well. Question 1:...

Hello Josh, welcome to English Forums! I think you have to break down the verbal structures into auxiliary verbs + part of main verb, e.g. I was having a bath = was + present participle when the phone rang = simple past tense MrP

Would something like: "used + infinitive form of the verb" make sense for the first one? And "Imperfect form of the verb + when + past participle form of the verb"? Don't take my word for this, by any means, just putting forward a suggestion.

Hi everyone I am curently doing an online tefl course but i cant get my head around this grammar question :( Any help would be appreciated. I have got to show the form of each of the following sentences: She used to have long hair; I was having a bath when the phone rang; I wish I had...

The rule is: The present perfect cannot be used with any adverbial which indicates a specific point in time in the past. The adverbial in question is "last year" in your example. Only adverbs of time which include the present (moment of speaking) can be used with the present perfect. Example:...

I am doing a TEFL course and have got to show the form of each of the following sentences: She used to have long hair; I was having a bath when the phone rang; I wish I had worked harder. The example given is as follows: You should have worked harder. The form is: should + have + past participle...