English Lesson - Adverbs of Frequency
In this lesson Iban teaches adverbs of frequency. Iban starts the lesson with an activity to warm the students up before covering the lesson point. He ends the lesson with activities to give the students practice using the language point he has taught. Are you ready to live and teach abroad? Click here and get started today: https://www.teflcourse.net/?cu=YTDESCRIPTION
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This module was very interesting regarding conditionals and reported as well as directed speech as well as the different teaching ideas and methods that one can use in the classroom. The different conditionals are quite confusing for an English speaker and one needs to take a deeper look into it.This unit was very difficult for me, and I will not be surprised if it is my lowest grade. I found that the conditionals have been the hardest grammatical concept for me to grasp thus far. However, I must comprehend this material if I am to teach it, so I'll review this lesson several more times.In many ways, the structure of past tense verbs is quite similar to that of present tense verbs. Past continuous verbs, for example, like present continuous, feature the auxiliary verb \"to be\" plus a verb modified by the suffix \"-ing\". If \"to be\" is in its past tense form \"was\" or \"were\
