IN ENGLISH, PLEASE

Different tenses affect the meaning of what one is saying or writing. Here are some “tips” on choosing the appropriate tenses:  make it clear when things happen: in the past (happened), now (happen/s), or in the future (will happen)   indicate the duration of an event/happening or a change  indicate that this event or state is generalisable i.e. always the case, everywhere e.g. "Water boils at 100º” or "Antibiotics usually have side-effects" - present tense  PAST TENSES IN ENGLISH: REVISION Activities for bachillerato : Revision of tenses All of the following sentences should be completed using the appropriate tense.   EXAMPLE A) I cannot sleep because the baby (cry) is crying . B) Tomorrow morning at 8:00 o'clock, I (get) will be getting ready for work. C) Sandra (travel) has travelled abroad several times.  When Carol (call) ______________________ last night, I (watch) ________________________ my favourite show on television.  I (work) ___...

REVISION OF TENSES Personal Information Quiz When did you last see a film?  How many times have you been abroad?  What type of books do you like reading?  When were you born?  How long have you been learning English?  What will the weather be like tomorrow?  What were you doing at 7 o'clock yesterday evening?  What are your parents doing?  Where are your classes taught?  What are you going to do after this course finishes?  What are the names of the tenses used in the above questions?   Past Continuous  Present Simple Passive  Present Perfect  Future Intent  Present Perfect Continuous  Past Simple Passive  Future Prediction  Present Simple  Present Continuous  Past Simple  You learn something every day if you pay attention. ~Ray LeBlond