Every day, Sione wears a uniform. Today, Sione is wearing jeans. The time word tells you which one. And a few verbs never take -ing, not even now: I like this jacket.
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Read the two cards aloud and ask "Every day, or now?" for each one. For Which one?, call out a time word and the class answers "present" or "present continuous". For Look and write, ask "What is Bao wearing today?" before anyone types. For Verbs with no -ing, say the wrong one ("I am liking this jacket") and let the room fix it. For Your clothes, everyone puts one sentence in the chat.
The time word tells you which one: every day, or now?
every day
Time words: every day · usually · always · on Sundays · in winter
now
Time words: now · right now · today · at the moment
Now needs two words: am, is or are, then the verb with -ing.
Read the time word. Which form does it need? Click one.
Look at the picture. Write what the person is wearing now: am, is or are + wearing.
hatToday, Bao .
scarfRight now, Zainab .
sweaterToday, I .
sneakersRight now, they .
coatToday, Dariusz .
jeansAt the moment, we .
dressToday, Ximena .
jacketRight now, you .Every day, or now? Write the verb in the right form.
Some verbs never take -ing, not even now.
like · love · want · need · cost
Not: I am liking this jacket.
Write the verb. Careful: like, love, want, need and cost never take -ing.
Each sentence is broken in one place. Write it correctly.
Now you. Write about your clothes. Then put one sentence in the chat.
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