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The document provides an English lesson on using the past perfect tense. It discusses using the past perfect to talk about events that happened before other past events. Examples are provided about Steve Jobs' life and accomplishments. An exercise is included to have students write sentences using the past perfect about important events in Albert Einstein's life. Students are directed to online resources for additional exercises to practice forming sentences with the past perfect tense.
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- 2. 1 1/21 5 • • Practice structure of tag questions. • Speaking: Practice small talk. • Identify use and structure of the Past perfect to talk about past events that happened before other past events.
- 3. 5 1/21 Exercise: Tag questions and small talk O http://www.englisch- Make a small talk hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/question_ tags3.htm O Active book p. 5 (pronunciation) O Active book p. 4 (listening) O Speaking: Imagine you find a colleague at the elevator. Have a small talk with your classmate. Don’t forget to use question tags.
- 4. 5 1/21 Past Perfect Tense Look at Steve Jobs life… 1955 Describe a busy schedule 1973 1974 1984 He was adopted. He worked at ATARI. He spent his time The first Macintosh at HP. appeared.
- 5. 5 1/21 Look at these sentences... • Clara and Paul had adopted Steve before he spent his time in HP. Describe a busy schedule • The first Macintosh appeared after he had worked in ATARI.
- 6. 5 1/21 Past Perfect • We use the past perfect to talk about situations that happened before another past action. HAD Describe a busy schedule verb in past participle.
- 7. 5 1/21 Past Perfect VS Past Simple O Past Simple Describe a busy schedule Finished actions in the past. O Past Perfect Past action before another past action.
- 8. 5 1/21 Past Perfect Exercises O http://www.perfect-english- Describe a busy schedule grammar.com/past-perfect-exercise1.html O http://www.englischhilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/past_per fect_simple_past.htm
- 9. 5 Past Perfect exercise Look at Albert Einstein’s life and write your own sentences. 1889 Describe a busy schedule 1905 1915 1921 He took music He completed his theory. lessons. He worked as a He won the Nobel patent clerk. Prize. 1/21
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