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    1) The document is a lesson plan for an English class testing students on past tenses and information about the United States, United Kingdom, with 3 parts: a quiz about the US and UK, completing sentences in past simple and past progressive tenses, and writing questions for given answers. 2) The lesson will take place on February 17th and last 45 minutes, taught by Valeria Butuc to student Nicolae Chiriac. 3) The objectives are to practice simple past and past progressive tenses and remember facts about the US and UK.

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    1) The document is a lesson plan for an English class testing students on past tenses and information about the United States, United Kingdom, with 3 parts: a quiz about the US and UK, completing sentences in past simple and past progressive tenses, and writing questions for given answers. 2) The lesson will take place on February 17th and last 45 minutes, taught by Valeria Butuc to student Nicolae Chiriac. 3) The objectives are to practice simple past and past progressive tenses and remember facts about the US and UK.

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    1) The document is a lesson plan for an English class testing students on past tenses and information about the United States, United Kingdom, with 3 parts: a quiz about the US and UK, completing sentences in past simple and past progressive tenses, and writing questions for given answers. 2) The lesson will take place on February 17th and last 45 minutes, taught by Valeria Butuc to student Nicolae Chiriac. 3) The objectives are to practice simple past and past progressive tenses and remember facts about the US and UK.

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    Lesson plan:

    Subject: English
    Form: 6
    Date: February, the 17th
    Topic: Test paper
    Type of lesson: testing
    Time: 45 min.
    Teacher: Butuc Valeria
    Student: Chiriac Nicolae
    Methodologist: Colodeeva Liliana

    Specific Competences:
    Communicative competence producing written message.

    Operational Objectives:
    1. To practice Simple Past and Past Progressive
    2. To practice special questions (Simple Past)
    3. To remember information about USA and UK
    resources
    Stages of lesson

    strategies

    Competence

    sub competenc

    I Evocation.
    Organization. Warm up.
    Greeting pupils and creating the atmosphere.
    II. Preparation.
    The teacher says that the pupils will have test paper and
    that they must be very attentive.
    III. Realization of meaning.
    1. Answer the quiz about The USA and United
    Kingdom.
    1. When do Americans start decorating Christmas tree?
    2. What is Thanksgiving Day?
    3. Who declared Thanksgiving Day a holiday?
    4. How many states are there in the USA?
    5. What is the capital of USA?
    6. How is called the national flag of the United Kingdom?
    7. For what is famous England?
    8. Where is situated the lake Loch Ness?
    9. What contains the National Gallery from London?
    10. How is the weather in England?

    2. Complete the sentences using the right form of the


    verbs in Past Simple and Past Progressive (2 points for
    each correct answer).
    Past Simple
    1. I.................... (to walk) to the shop yesterday.
    2. The sunset.................... (to be) beautiful last night.
    3. My friends.................... (to fly) to New Delhi via
    Mumbai a week ago.
    4. I.................... (to read) a great book last week.
    5. She.................... (to visit) a client in Chiinu yesterday.
    Past Progressive
    1. Alice.. (to walk) around the lake.
    2. John and Sam.. (to visit) the castle.
    3. Ben.. (to wash) the car.
    4. Caron.. (to listen) to the radio yesterday
    at 3 oclock.
    5. We.. (to read) a book about Australia.

    3. Write the questions to these answers.


    10 p.

    individual work

    1. They wanted to see Marry.


    Who.................................................. ?
    2. I got up at 7 oclock.
    What................................................. ?
    3. She paid 10 dollars.
    How.................................................. ?
    4. He didnt like the movie.
    Why.................................................. ?
    5. We had dinner.
    What.................................................. ?
    6. The meeting finished late.
    What.................................................. ?
    7. I ate an apple pie.
    What................................................... ?
    8. I played tennis last week.
    When.................................................. ?
    9. They wrote to Ellen.
    Who................................................... ?
    10. I didnt eat the chicken.
    Why................................................... ?

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