That is a thing of the past! In this lesson, students will learn how to talk about past events in a fun and interactive way. The lesson includes audio of a reporter's exciting life, providing a real-world context for learning. Students will also practice the past simple tense, with a focus on irregular verbs and related vocabulary. Engaging discussion activities and worksheets have been carefully developed for both adults and teenagers, ensuring that students not only understand but also enjoy practicing their new skills.

Lesson Objectives

Grammar: Students will practice using irregular verbs in the past tense. They'll learn to correctly form past tense sentences, which is key for talking about past events.

Listening: By listening to an audio of someone describing their weekend, students will improve their ability to understand spoken English related to past activities.

Speaking: In interactive activities, students will practice speaking about their past experiences, using the past tense and relevant vocabulary.

Vocabulary: The lesson will include words and phrases used for discussing past events. Examples include words like "swam," "drove," and phrases like "I went to...".

Homework: Students will work on various exercises like filling in blanks with past tense verbs, matching questions to answers, and writing an email, to reinforce their understanding of the past tense and related vocabulary.

Audio

Listen to the audio to learn about the life of a reporter. Whether meeting with a local politician, swimming in the sea, or eating delicious food in Mexico, this reporter is living the dream. Extra, extra read all about it!