This document discusses the different types of tenses, aspects, and voices used in English. It outlines the three main tenses - present, past and future. The four aspects are simple, continuous, perfect and perfect continuous. And the two voices are active and passive. It also provides examples of how these tenses are commonly taught in English textbooks, including the typical order and methods used. Charts, mind maps, drills and exercises are presented as standard ways of teaching grammar rules and forms.

2. TYPES OF TENSES
 3 TYPES:
Present
Past
Future
 4 ASPECTS:
Simple
Continuous
Perfect
Perfect Continuous
 2 VOICES:
Active
Passive

3. MAIN POINTS WHILE
TEACHING
 FORM  +, -, ?
 WORD ORDER
 WHEN TO USE
 SPECIAL CASES
 EXPRESSIONS OF
TIME
 Petra is combing her
hair.
 Peter isn’t working in the
garden now.
 For actions that are
happening at the
moment.
 I’m travelling to London
on Friday.
 Now, at the moment, at
present

4. TEACHING ORDER
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7. CONCLUSION
 The same tenses are taught
All the present tenses
3 versions of past
Only Future Simple
○ in upper-intermediate and advanced books
○ when preparing for a language exam
 In the same order
 With the same method
presentation (reading/listening)
rule (chart/definition)
practice (drill exercises, speaking, writing)

8. REPORTED SPEECH
 Ss know several
tenses
 Introduced in Pre-
intermediate books
(Present and Past
Simple)
 Taught in detail in
Intermediate books
(all tenses + command
and question form)

9. METHODS OF TEACHING
CHARTS

10. METHODS OF TEACHING
CHARTS

11. METHODS OF TEACHING
CHARTS

12. METHODS OF TEACHING
CHARTS

13. METHODS OF TEACHING
MIND MAP

14. METHODS OF TEACHING
MIND MAP

15. OTHER SOURCES FOR
PRACTICE
 Hadfield: Elementary Grammar Games
 Hadfield: Elementary Communication
Games
 Hadfield: Intermediate Communication
Games
 Murphy: Grammar in Use
 Katalin Németh: English Grammar

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