A revision of all the main verb tenses and forms in English – Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Continuous, the future and question forms – through dialogues, a story and practical exercises.
About this lesson
In this lesson you will revise and consolidate all the main verb forms in English. You will practise the Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Continuous and the future through a real dialogue and an exciting story about a little boy and a puppy. You will learn how to choose the right verb form according to the context – something that is happening now, in the past or in the future. You will also work with interrogative sentences, tag questions and typical mistakes in order to consolidate your knowledge in a practical way.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
Distinguish and correctly use the Present Simple, Past Simple and Present Continuous
Form questions with the correct auxiliary verb
Use 'going to' and 'will' to express the future
Recognise and correct typical mistakes in verb forms
Read and understand an A2-level text with a variety of verb tenses
Ask questions about personal information using the correct verb tense
Lesson vocabulary
to nailHe started nailing on the post at the end of his yard.
a tugHe felt a tug on his trousers.
a handful of changeHe pulled out a handful of change from his pocket.
to whistleHe whistled and called loudly.
to stirThere was something else stirring in the doghouse.
to slipThe little puppy was once or twice slipping and falling in the grass.
to kneel downThe farmer knelt down at the boy's side.
to revealHe revealed a steel brace running down both sides of his leg.
a steel braceHe had a steel brace attaching itself to a specially made shoe.
to persuadeThe farmer tried to persuade the boy not to take the little puppy.
delightThe boy smiled and his eyes danced with delight.
fineThese puppies come from fine parents and cost a lot of money.
a fortnightThey are going to New Zealand for a fortnight.
retiredThe Hernandez are retired.
to invite somebody to dinnerI'd like to invite him and you to dinner.