- This comic strip is about…
- The word “challenge” means…
- The most difficult challenge here is…
Say if you agree or disagree with the statements above
VERB TO BE – Revision
Past Simple and USED TO
Note, that the habit or state is probably not true now:
- They used to live in New York, but they moved to California last year.
We can always use Past Simple instead of “used to”
- I walked my dog every morning before school (instead of “I used to walk my dog every morning before school”
We do not use “used to” for the actions that happen only once!
- I visited the Eiffel Tower last year.
Adverbs of Frequency
The Secret of Learning a New Language
Tell your friend about a regular day at work or school
E.g.
A: So, what time do you usually get to work/to school?
B: I get to work/school at 10.
A: And what do you start your day with?
B: I start with drinking a mug of a very strong coffee. [chatting to friends/greeting friends or colleagues]
A: Lucky you! And what’s next?
B: Then I usually have a break. Just kidding.
- I get to work/school at …
- I start with …
- Then I …
- There are …
- My boss/teacher comes at …
- My lunch/break time is …
- I (don’t) make a lot of calls a day because …
- I finish work/school at …
- Then I …
- And that’s …
Tell the class about your usual routine in the past, using either Past Simple or “USED TO” phrase
E.g.: I used to get to school at …. I used to have lunch at… I used to plat football after classes with …
Make a speech about your everyday challenge. Use the phrases from the WORDLIST.
Cover the following points:
1. what your everyday challenge is;
2. why you need to make a change;
3. why it is difficult for you;
4. what you can do to make more progress.
WORDLIST
- challenge
- break a habit
- do my best
- keep doing something
- make a positive change
- reach a goal
- stay focused
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