PASSAGES UNIT 2( PAST MODALS AND PAST EXPERIENCES)

PASSAGES WEEK 1( PAST MODALS AND PAST EXPERIENCES)

What is a passage?

*the action or process of moving through or past somewhere on the way from one place to another.

Passages

• A passage is an excerpt from a piece of literature, or the entire piece. For example, in school you are sometimes asked to write an essay using a passage from a book, such as The Wind in the Willows or Night. A passage might also be an article from a magazine or news story.

WE WANT TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR PAST EXPERIENCES!

Multiple Choice

Have you ever failed an important exam?

• No, I hasn't.

• No, I haven't.

• Yes, I has.

• Yes, I haven't.

Multiple Choice

Have you ever ... to London?

• be

• was

• were

• been

Multiple Choice

Have you ever ... a mango?

• eaten

• ate

• eat

• drank

Multiple Choice

Have you ever _____ the sun rise?

• slept
• saw
• looked
• seen

Multiple Choice

Have you ever ____ a roller coaster?

• ridden
• rode
• ride
• sat

REVIEWING YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF YOUR PAST ACTIONS.

Multiple Choice

I should have studied fo the test,

• you did not study.

• You study for a short time

• you had a party and then you studied

• You spent 1 minute studying

Multiple Choice

You were supposed to drink water.

• You drank coke

• You did not drink coke.

• You did not drink water

• You drank orange juice

Multiple Choice

In high school, you had to wear a uniform

• You had to wear.

• Sometime you wear it .

• You never used it.

• You asked not to wear it.

Multiple Choice

You did not have to speak English in class.

• The teacher never asked to do so.

• You did not like to do it

• That was not an obligation

• English rocks

Multiple Choice

You thought you did not have to bring your books to class.

• You thought it was not necessary.

• You did not like to bring the book.

• The books were sleeping

• The books are red.

Do you know these words?

Use each word with. the word problem

DEFINITIONS

DEFINITIONS

DEFINITIONS

DEFINITION

Write three things you like about movies and three things you don't like about movies

WE SOLVE PROBLEMS BY BRAINSTORMING.

Brainstorm definition is - to try to solve a problem or come up with new ideas by having a discussion that includes all members of a group: to discuss a problem ...