Preposition of place
Name 2 prepositions of place we used in unit 13
On, On the corner of, across from, next to and between
Give me two imperatives we use to give directions from unit 13
Walk up/Walk down. Go up/Go down. Turn left on/Turn right on. On the left/On the right
Tell me two things you did at the weekend (use regular verbs)
When using a regular verb in the past tense, what happens to the verb?
In most cases it changes completely or pronunciation changes.
What is the opposite to left?
Name all 5 prepositions of place from unit 13
On, On the corner of, across from, next to and between
Tell me 5 imperatives we use to give directions in unit 13
Walk up/Walk down. Go up/Go down. Turn left on/Turn right on. On the left/On the right
Tell me 5 things you have done so far this week (use regular verbs)
What is the past tense for these three irregular verbs. Go, eat and do.
Went, Ate and Did
Name 4 places you might find in a city
Using the image tell me where the US post office is
Using the image, tell me how to get to Bryant park.
Tell me what the past tense is for these 5 regular verbs. Stay, Walk, Stop, Carry, Live. How do we spell them and pronounce them?
Stayed, Walked, Stopped, Carried, Lived.
Using the slide tell me the past tense for each of these irregular verbs
Give me 4 things you can buy in a drug store and 4 things you can buy in a gas station
Pick a partner and using the image ask where 2 places are
Pick a partner and let them ask how to get to 2 places on the map.
Tell me the past tense verb for each of the regular verbs on the slide and how we pronounce them.
Pick a partner and talk about what you did yesterday. Try and use 5 irregular verbs in your conversation.
Define what we mean by the simple past and tell me what we do to regular and irregular verbs.
Pick a partner and using the image ask where 5 places are
Pick a partner and take it in turns to ask how to get to somewhere. Pick two places each.
Using the verbs from the slide, have a conversation with someone from your team telling them about what you did at the weekend.
Pick a partner and have a conversation about your last vacation. Try and use as many irregular verbs as you can.
Tell me a joke in English.