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Grammar
Lesson: A grammar game
Teacher: Izabel Kophee
Students: Leslie Coy,
Hamit.Coy, Maria 1106, Thistle, Tereza Ashland, Abeer 044, Fatima, Amber (Europa,
Asia, South America)
Although this lesson targeted
grammar and one of the more difficult points of English grammar, it was fun and
entertaining.
There were lots of us. The class
was completely full. No wonder, Izzy is always in a good mood and it’s a
pleasure to attend her classes. Our first task was to think of our favourite
irregular verb and say all the three forms; the present, the past simple and
the past participle that is used for present perfect and past perfect.
Here are some examples:
Present Past
Simple Past
participle
swim swam swum
read read read
put put
put
have
had had
become became become
You can find more of these on the
website below.....
And now the game. Everything is
possible in EC….Santa Claus could learn a lot in here…miracles whilst you are
waiting and no queues…..))) SO the floor became one big board game with many
spaces. Each space had one irregular verb written in. All we had to do was to
follow the instructions as described below.
1. Roll
the dice to advance on the board.
2. When
you land on a space, you will be given 30 seconds to type two example sentences
that include irregular forms of your verb: one example with the past tense and
one example with the past participle.
3. After
30 seconds, you will be asked to share your examples by both copying them to
the text chat and reading them aloud.
4. The
person to cross the finish line first will be declared the winner!
Amber was the first one to play. She
got a verb drink.
Here are her examples:
I drink
chocolate milk every day
[08:40] Amber: I drank yesterday delicious
chocolate milk
I have drunk chocolate milk since my childhood.
Just to make
sure everyone is on the right track Izzy explained very simply what is the
difference between present perfect and past perfect.
[08:42] Izabel Kophee:
present perfect: from the past until now
past perfect
- before, after – something else happened in the past
An example of past perfect
[08:43] Leslie: I had drunk chocolate milk before I took the
class.
Abeer was
next one who took turn. sell
[08:50]
Abeer044: i had sold cat before bought my dog
[08:55]
Amber: I had a beautiful car but I had to sell it
[08:55]
Amber: I have had to run very faster in this game
Leslie’s word was hurt
[08:59]
Leslie: I hurt my leg yesterday.
She has hurt
her friends every time she tries to help them.
And Hamit’s word - sell
[09:02]
Hamit: I sold my pc yesterday
I had sold my pc before I bought a new one
Everyone was so good in this!!
Michael added another one. sit
[09:07]
Michael: I sat on the passenger seat.
[09:07]
Michael: I had sat in the old school bus…..
Tereza’s try…hear
[09:10]
Tereza Ashland: I heard weird sounds yesterday.
I have heard
my mother’s voice since I was I child.
There wasn’t much time left so
the reaming people chose one irregular and made sentences as well. This was
mine. smell
I’ve woken
up and smelt the coffee
I’ve just
smelt the coffee
The dog was
old and smelt (smelled) badly.
Puzzled by the different
spelling? Well don’t be. It’s just another example that American and British
English are slightly different. The form SMELT
is British and SMELLED is
American….crazy isn’t it…)))))))
Here is some reference….
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