React first then give corrections. Make them feel that this class is a safe space. Intonation for responses/mispronunciation "I see!"-"That's good!"-"Okay." --- Verb Tenses ---- uncountable nouns take singular Avoid "Can you ______?", instead "Please give me____." Simple Present *habits/repeated actions *general truths *instructions or directions *fixed arrangement(sure to happen; scheduled) Present Continuous/Progressive -an action began in the past and may continue in the future *present time (now, right now, these days) *future time (Planned actions; tomorrow, tonight, next week) (drawing hahaha) *complaining something (with adverbs: always, continuously, constantly) --- Present Perfect (experience) 1. Cannot be used with time expressions that indicate a specific time ❌ (yesterday, a year ago, when I was young, etc.) ⭕ (ever, since, never, already, yet, so far, before, recently, till now, etc.) ---- Present Perfect Continuous -action began in the past and continues until now -the emphasis is on the duration ---- SIMPLE PAST *finished action a.when we have a finished time word b. general knowledge that the time period has finished c. details of news *unreal and imaginary things in the lottery or future (conditionals--if phrases) --- PAST CONTINUOUS *action has begun in the past *longer action in the past was interrupted ---- PAST PERFECT *past action completed before second past action *talking about some point in the past and wanted to reference an event that happened even earlier *third conditional (used to explain the condition of the 'if-clause| (regret conditional) --- PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS -past continuous action occurring when second past action occurred -duration is important ---- SIMPLE FUTURE >formal- will >informal >>unplanned- will >>planned- going to/present continuous WILL voluntary action proms prediction request possibility GOING TO action is already decided definite plan anticipation planned action --- FUTURE CONTINUOUS -continuous future action will continue to happen when another future interrupted action in the future specific time as an interruption in the future parallel actions in the future --- FUTURE PERFECT future action will be completed by the time another future action occurs 1. completion before a specified point in the future 2. duration in the future 3. certainty about the near past(GTK) --- FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS be happening when another future action occurs (emphasis on duration)