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Review the content about for vs. since using this Quizlet 

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Review the content about for vs. since using this Quizlet 

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Review the content about for vs. since using this Quizlet

1.     try reviewing the concepts with flashcards;

2.     then try the matching game; and

3.     finally, try the test

Consider: How did you find working with the Quizlet application?

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Start studying FOR vs. SINCE. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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While watching the videos, do the following (as needed) - read down below

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While watching the videos, do the following (as needed) - read down below

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·       use pause.

·       make notes and graphic organizers.

·       make a note of and look up any new vocabulary / pronunciation.

·       repeat the video.

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What have you done lately? Present Perfect Tense

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Practice the present perfect and play a game

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Practice the present perfect and play a game

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If you want, you can use different games on the right

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Wordwall - Besserer Unterricht im Handumdrehen

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1) Choose the correct sentence a) I have never be there. b) She have hasn't a friend for 2 years. c) They have been together for 10 months. 2) Choose the correct sentence. a) She has never seen my mother. b) She has never saw my mother c) She has not never seen my mother. 3) Choose the correct sentence. a) I haven't wrote the letter yet. b) I haven't written the letter yet. c) I have written the letter yet. 4) Choose the correct sentence. a) He has already finished his project. b) He has already finish his project. c) He have already finish his project. 5) Choose the correct sentence. a) I have never drink this green tea. b) I had never drink this green tea c) I have never drunk this green tea. 6) Choose the correct sentence. a) She had forget to do her homework b) She has forgot to do her homework. c) She has forgotten to do her homework. 7) Choose the correct sentence. a) Nick has already ate. b) Nick has already eaten. c) Nick have already eat. 8) Choose the correct sentence. a) I have just gave him my money. b) I have just givn him my money. c) I had just gave him my money. 9) Choose the correct sentence. a) Sophia hasn't forgotten her phone. b) Sophia hadn't forget her phone. c) Sophia hasn't forgot her phone. 10) Choose the correct sentence. a) I have never fly. b) I have not never flown. c) I have never flown. 11) Choose the correct sentence. a) They haven't knew about this! b) They haven't known about this! c) They hasn't know about this! 12) Choose the correct sentence. a) Michael hasn't did this. b) Michael hasn't done this. c) Michael has hadn't do this!

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1) Choose the correct sentence a) I have never be there. b) She have hasn't a friend for 2 years. c) They have been together for 10 months. 2) Choose the correct sentence. a) She has never seen my mother. b) She has never saw my mother c) She has not never seen my mother.

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Wordwall - Besserer Unterricht im Handumdrehen

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Regular verbs: like, play, walk, open, paint, dance, cook, close, clean, visit, tidy, love, look , wash, Irregular verbs: go, eat, get, put, do , drink, see.

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Finished time - Past Simple: 10 years ago, when I was a child, yesterday, in 2014, when I was younger, 2 weeks ago, last week, Unfinished time - Present Perfect: this week, today, in my life, this morning, recently, in the last 2 days,

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Finished time - Past Simple: 10 years ago, when I was a child, yesterday, in 2014, when I was younger, 2 weeks ago, last week, Unfinished time - Present Perfect: this week, today, in my life, this morning, recently, in the last 2 days,

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https://play.kahoot.it/v2/?quizId=994f78a9-bf7f-4a1f-b302-14137e1deeb4

tricky irregular verbs

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present tense: often, sometimes, usually, every year, always, present progressive: now, Look!, Listen!, at the moment, present perfect: yet, ever, already, so far, up to now, simple past: last , ago, in 1990, yesterday,

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present tense: often, sometimes, usually, every year, always, present progressive: now, Look!, Listen!, at the moment, present perfect: yet, ever, already, so far, up to now, simple past: last , ago, in 1990, yesterday,

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a) activate subtititles first
b) watch the video
c) talk to your partner about the video

- What's new for you?
- Tell your partner about the differences between celebrating Christmas in America and the UK
- How do you celebrate Christmas?

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How to Have a British Christmas - Anglophenia Ep 20

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Past Simple and Past Continuous (The sun was shining and she started singing.): yesterday, two months ago, last month, last Wednesday, three years ago, this morning, Past Perfect (I realised I had left the briefcase at home.): before, after, by the time, Present Simple (Does she swim on Tuesdays?): usually, hardly ever, often, always, sometimes, twice a week, four times a day, once a year, every Monday, on weekdays, Present Continuous (for present actions) (Mary's going to school.): now, right now, at the moment, tonight, today, Future tenses (Will you buy me a snack?): tomorrow, by 2022, this time next week, next Sunday, in two hours, in five days, by then, by the end of the week, Present Perfect (I've met Brad Pitt.): since, for, already, yet, just, ever, lately/recently,

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Past Simple and Past Continuous (The sun was shining and she started singing.): yesterday, two months ago, last month, last Wednesday, three years ago, this morning, Past Perfect (I realised I had left the briefcase at home.): before, after, by the time, Present Simple (Does she swim on Tuesdays?): usually,