As predicted, my brains being addled by lack of sleep and no conversation not involving babies has been good for the rest of you as I don’t have the energy for attempted witticisms and instead have continued the tedious job of polishing up my 500 or so worksheet pages.
This section is full of activities combining past, present and future tenses. Like Comparatives and Superlatives Games and Worksheets below, Tense Review Games and Worksheets is now expanded, polished up, PDFed and cross referenced to other sections. Not many external links this time as I couldn’t find many good ones, so this seems to be a much neglected area- strange when you think that most communication outside the classroom will be a mix of tenses! I’m a great fan of big sweeping reviews (all the phonemic chart, all the future tenses) followed by more detailed examination and practice of parts of it- it’s how the future of textbooks has to be!
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Alex thanks for sharing yet more resources and also thanks for reminding me how great the Developing Teachers website is. Going (back) there and reading your article was like taking a trip down memory lane. Back in the pre-Twitter, pre-teflblog, pre online PLN early years of this decade, Developing Teachers was one of the handful of websites that I used to rely on for new ideas – then, for whatever reason, I stopped going there (maybe it was because the school where I was working finally invested in some materials!).
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thank you so much for posting all your handouts. It’s really generous of you! and a big help.
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Some great stuff here for all teachers of GCSE level English – some could even be adapted for primary I think. Thank you for sharing.
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