1. Vocabulary: clothes Grammar: Simple and Continuous Tense Ksenya Sedova

2. Have you got a T-shirt? Have you got a T-shirt?   What is your favourite T-shirt?

3. I like it because…  On the back there is a …  The message says…  On the front, it’s got a picture of…  I bought it in…  It’s the oldest…/newest  It’s the most unusual  T-shirt I’ve got.

4. Compare the sentences:  I’m wearing a skirt today because I’m at school today.  I usually wear jeans. .Does it happen regularly or is it going now?  __________I_____________  Past now future. .

5. Simple and continuous tenses  What do you usually wear?  ( I usually wear jeans and a T- shirt)  What are you wearing now?  I ’m wearing trousers and a sweater now /  I’ m wearing a dress now.

6. I’m wearing a skirt today.  ‘m-?  to be  am  is  are

7. Pair work: ask your partner and report  What do you usually wear?  What are you wearing today? Why?  Example:  He usually wears…  Today he’s wearing…, because…

8. Present Continuous Tense  We Use Present Continuous Tense to talk about something temporary that is true now, but not in general.

9. What were you wearing last Sunday?  Usually we wear trousers and warm jackets in autumn  but on the 7 th of October it was warm and sunny and my son was wearing shorts and a T-shirt.

10. My son was wearing shorts and a T-shirt.  What is was?  am  Is  are  was  were to be

11. Check your answers 1- c 2- d 3- b 4- e 5- a

12. Past Continuous Tense  We can use Past Continuous Tense to talk about a temporary situation in the past.  Compare!  We use Past Simple Tense for a completed action

13. Let’s play a game  Draw a face  Sign your name  Write any activity you like doing  (swim, draw, play chess, jump, run, eat, etc.)  Example:  Ksenya  to paint

14. What were you doing when the train stopped?  What were you doing when the train stopped?  I was painting when the train stopped.  What was Ann doing when the train stopped?  She was singing when the train stopped.

15. Past Continuous Tense  We also use the past continuous Tense to talk about something that continued before or after another action

16. Thank you Yours