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There is no shortage of great activities for practicing Past Continuous tense, but it may take some time and review to solidify the point with learners.Here are three great activities to practice Past Continuous tense to get your wheels turning.. Review the Grammar. A quick review of Past Continuous tense will be helpful before you jump into any activities.

Past Continuous activities. Amusing ways of giving students intensive practice of the Past Progressive tense. 1. Past Continuous Accusations. This is not only a classic activity for the Past Continuous, but also an all time classic TEFL game. Students are given a list of strange actions and ask their partners to come up with innocent reasons ...

We use the Past Continuous to descibe an interrupted activity in the past. Tom watched TV in the morning and in the evening. If necessary you can have another … Continue reading "Past Continuous Interrupted – Methodology … One minute the sun was shining, so Ben was going to go outside in his shorts.

About 37 Past Progressive pdfs and other teaching ideas for was/ were + verb+ing. If you find anything useful here and want more, please support TEFLtastic.

Past Continuous Interrupted Production activities Hi, I am currently completing the TEFL course to teach overseas. I am currently struggling to think of a production activity for Past Continuous Interrupted that is entertaining and I would love any ideas from this group :-)

A PAST CONTINUOUS ACTIVITY ; Form: past tense of verb 'to be' + verb + ing ; Meaning: used to describe an action taking place at a certain time in ...

Working in pairs, have students listen to the prompts and then ask and answer questions. For example: Question: What happened while he was getting ready? Answer ...

In this lesson SS are going to learn past continuous through a short reading and the class is will be started by a discussion. after teaching the lesson, ...

Past Continuous - interrupted actions. fill in the spaces with past continous. ID: 966579. Language: English. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Grade/level: adult ed. Age: 11+. Main content: Past simple and past continuous.

Remind them that the past tense clause expresses some kind of interruption into another activity which is the continuous clause. The interruption didn't ...

For three minutes, students look carefully at a park scene picture and try to remember what was happening in the park and what the people were doing. When the ...

Past Continuous - interrupted actions. fill in the spaces with past continous. ID: 966579. Language: English. School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Grade/level: adult ed. Age: 11+. Main content: Past simple and past continuous.

Past Continuous Interrupted Production activities Hi, I am currently completing the TEFL course to teach overseas. I am currently struggling to think of a production activity for Past Continuous Interrupted that is entertaining and I would love any ideas from this group :-)

Explain that the past continuous is often used to give background information or set the scene before moving on to the main event or action. You can sometimes describe the interaction between the past continuous and the past simple as a long action being interrupted by a shorter action. I was making myself a nice breakfast when the telephone rang.

Combine Activities · I - drive / my friends - sing · Carl - wash the dishes / Marianne - mop the floor · The secretary - type a letter / the receptionist - send a ...

I was brushing my teeth and an alligator knocked on the door. The alligator was biting my arm so I kicked it. I was driving to the hospital and ...

You can sometimes describe the interaction between the past continuous and the past simple as a long action being interrupted by a shorter action. For example:.

Past Continuous online worksheet for Bachillerato. ... Past Continuous with interrupted actions Past continuous vs Simple past ID: 2230021 Language: English ... More Past Continuous interactive worksheets. Past continuous by engteachar: Past Progressive Affirmative

Ask students to do any of the actions in any order they like and at some point shout “Stop!” The students then test each other on what their classmates were ...