Tuesday, November 13th, 2012
Today, I started my last class at
this level by developing a guessing game in which I formed two groups and
called one representative per each team. After this, I asked the members of the
two groups to help their representatives to guess some words I wrote on the
board related to inventions. After, the representative guessed the name of the
invention, he/she had to say a sentence using the “used to” structure.
EXAMPLE:
INVENTION: The internet
REPRESENTATIVE: before the
internet, people used to send letters to communicate with other people.
Then, the group with more correct
answers was the winner.
After this, I introduced the topic regarding the used
of “used to” and the differences when it is applied as a verb or as an
adjective. I provided some examples and the main characteristics of its use. Later,
I gave the learners some pieces of paper containing exercises in which they had
to use the correct form of “used to”, and classify if it was being used as an
adverb or as an adjective.
My last activity
consisted of forming couples so that each pair could discuss some questions
about things or activities they used to do. After discussing the questions, I asked
each couple to report what their partners had told them. Everybody was eager to
participate and they did it correctly. To conclude my last teaching practicum, I
asked my tutor teacher to take some pictures with the whole group!
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