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Showing posts with label Verbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Verbs. Show all posts

Friday, 7 December 2018

20 Verbs | Perfect Tense (Past Perfect, Present Perfect, Future Perfect)


L.I: To identify verb tenses.
This week for Writing we took a look at perfect tense and how to write them in past, present, and future. Each of the different tenses show us what is going on. Perfect tense tells us what is happening until one point in each past, present, and future. The future perfect tense tells us something that will happen until a sudden point, the past perfect tense tells us something that already kept happening until a point, and present perfect tense tells us what has been happening. After writing all 20 verbs and inflecting them, we had to record at least 7 videos for each of the verbs. Florence and I recorded 8 videos, 4 on the bottom and 4 on the top. To make a future perfect tense sentence, you have to add will + have then the verb. To make a past perfect tense sentence you have to add had + been then the verb. Finally to make present perfect tense you need to add have/has + been then the verb. The common thing between all of them is the word "been".

Thursday, 22 November 2018

20 Verbs & Tenses


L.I: To identify verb tenses: past, future, and present continuous.
This week for Writing we looked at three different tenses, past, future, and present continuous. We then had to make a list of 20 verbs and show a video or photo of one of the inflections (tenses). I partnered up with Florence and Angelica. Usually to make a simple future tense, we add a "will" in front of the verb. For example, will jump. This means it hasn't yet happened. To make a present continuous tense, we add "ing" at the end of the verb. This means it is currently and still happening. Usually to make simple past tense, we add an "ed" or "d". This means that it has already happened. Our D.L.O was a presentation because it was the best to showcase all the verbs in one format. Different verbs show all their different tense of form. We used one tense for a verb and showed it with either a picture or video. I found it a little difficult to complete videos and photos for all 20 verbs, but it was fun to think of ideas to do for them and work with my partners to create some of them.