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Past perfect

Marker sentence Anticipated problems Solutions Meaning and CCQs


Context: Their mother had given them 1- Ss might be unfamiliar with the 1- T pre-teaches the word. Now
up for adoption when they were born. meaning of (adoption).

giving up before born

Form: Sub + had + P.P. + … CCQs:


1- Are we talking about the past? (Y)
2- How many actions are there in the past? (2)
3- Did both actions happen at the same time?
(N)
Pronunciation: She’d given them up 4- Did one action happen before the other? (Y)
for adoption when they were born. 5- Which action happened first? (Giving up)

Reported Speech
Marker sentence Anticipated problem Solution Meaning and CCQs
A) A) Ss might unintentionally A- T stresses on /’d/ in A) In future, do we use present or /would/?
Context: He said that we’d get married pronounce /would/. pronunciation. (would)
one day.

Form: Sub + would + inf. + …

Pronunciation: We’d get married.

B) B) Ss might figure it out as it’s B) T CCQs it in more B) 1- Are we talking about the present or the
Context: She said that she didn’t want about the past. details. past? (present)
to see me anymore. 2- Did she say it in the present or the past?
(the past)
Form: Sub + did + inf. + …

Pronunciation: She said that she didn’t


want to see me anymore.

C)
Context: He said that he’d come in C) Ss might not understand the C) T pre-teaches it. C) 1- Are we talking about the past? (Y)
with the comet. word /comet/. 2- Which tense do we turn past simple to
while reporting? (Past perfect)
Form: Sub + had + P.P. + …

Pronunciation: He’d come in with the


comet.

D)
Context: He said that he was hiring D) Ss might stress in /was/ and D) T focuses on D) 1- Are we turning present cont. to past
another worker to help us. /were/. pronunciation. cont.? (Y)

Form: Sub + was/were + v. ing + …

Pronunciation: He was hiring another


worker.

E)
Context: He said he’d just had a dream E) Ss might ask about the reported E) T tells them that present E) 1- Are we turning present perfect to present
about me. tense for present perfect and past perfect and past simple are cont.? (Y)
simple. turned to past perfect. 2- Are we turning present perfect to past
Form: Sub + had + P.P. + … perfect? (Y)

Pronunciation: He’d just had a dream.

Say & tell


Word Anticipated problem Solution Meaning and CCQs
/Say/ (v) Ss might get confused about the T clarifies them in bubbles
/Tell/ (v) uses of say and tell. on the board.
Adverbs for telling stories
Form, Context, Elicitation,
Anticipated problem Solution Meaning and CCQs
Pronunciation
Unfortunately (adv) A) Ss might use them as A) T writes the parts of - Did I attend the party? (N)
Context: Last Friday, I had a wedding adjectives. speech of each word on the - Was I happy or sad for not attending? (Sad)
party but Sadly I couldn’t attend it. B) Ss might need time to word.
pronounce them correctly. B) T drills the words
Eliciting: Can you tell me another chorally, groups, and
meaning of sadly? individually.

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈfɔːrtʃənətli/
Surprisingly (adv) - Did he expect that I’d come? (N)
Context: My friend was so sad because - Was it a surprise? (Y)
I didn’t make it. at the last hour of the - Was he happy? (Y)
party. Amazingly, I entered the party
and my friend got so happy.

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of amazingly?

Pronunciation: /sərˈpraɪzɪŋli/
Gradually (adv) - is it so hot? (N)
Context: The weather slowly becomes - Is it so cold? (N)
hot. - Is it on its way to be hot? (Y)

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of slowly?

Pronunciation: /ˈɡrædʒuəli/
Immediately (adv) - Does he delay the call? (N)
Context: One of my friends, every time
I call him, he answers on the spot.

Eliciting: He answers .
Pronunciation: /ɪˈmiːdiətli/
Suddenly (adv) - Did I expect it? (N)
Context: While I was walking in the - Was it quickly? (Y)
street, unexpectedly a car hit me.

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of unexpectedly?

Pronunciation: /ˈsʌdənli/
Fortunately (adv) - Was it good luck or bad luck? (Good luck)
Context: Yesterday, I had a meeting at
10:00 AM. I was late but luckily the
meeting hadn’t started yet.

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of luckily?

Pronunciation: /ˈfɔːrtʃənətli/
Obviously (adv) - Did I expect that he’d fail? (N)
Context: Last round I was given level 8.
One of the students he used to speak
Arabic during the level so clearly, he
failed in the exam.

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of clearly?

Pronunciation: /ˈɑːbviəsli/
Eventually (adv) Is it at the beginning or at the end of
Context: The topics of this level are; something?? (At the beginning)
programs, society and finally manners.

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of finally?

Pronunciation: /ɪˈventʃuəli/
Thankfully (adv) - Am I okay? (Y)
Context: While I was walking down the - Am I happy for not being hurt? (Y)
street, a car hit me but happily I wasn’t
hurt.

Eliciting: Can you tell me another


meaning of happily?

Pronunciation: /ˈθæŋkfəli/

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