The teacher practices verb tenses with students by asking questions about days of the week and months. When asking which day is the strongest, the teacher tells a joke that Sunday is the strongest because the other days are weak days. The teacher also asks students questions about where they were yesterday and last night to practice verb tenses.

1. dialogue: The teacher gives the class practice with the past tense of the verb to be and also tells a \"
week\"
joke. - (teacher): Henry, what day is today? - (student): Today is Tuesday. - And what day was yesterday? - Yesterday was Monday - And what day was the day before yesterday? - The day before yesterday, was Sunday. - was there school the day before yesterday? - No, there was no school the day before yesterday. - You seem to know the names of the day of the week very well, Henry. Incidentally, can you tell me which day of the week is the \"
strongest\"
day? - No, sir, I can't. Which day of the week is the strongest? - The strongest day of the week is Sunday because all of the other days are weak days. Isn't that a good joke, Henry. - Yes, it is, sir. - Helen, if this is the month of October, what was last month? - Last month was September. - And the month before last? - The month before last was August. - William, were you at school yesterday? - Yes, I was. - And were you at home last night. - No, I was at the movies last night. - John, were you at school yesterday? - No, I wasn't. I was absent from school yesterday. - Were you sick? - Yes, I was. - Don't you know that there was an examination in class yesterday? - Yes, sir. Perhaps that is why I was sick. - Study 3 View more documents from bautista70.