PERFECT PHRASES FOR DEALING WITH DIFFICULT SITUATIONS AT WORK

TRỌNG TÂM NGỮ PHÁP TIẾNG ANH
1.Verb tenses :
a. Present Simple, Prsent Continuous, Present Perfect, Present perfect Continuous.
b. Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect, Past perfect Continuous.
c. Going to future, Future Continuous, will Future, Future Perfect.
2. Passive v[r]

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Date of Prep:
Week: 01
Period: 01
Lesson Plan Grade 12 – Semester I
Revision

Aims
To help Ss revise how to use some tenses they have learnt in grade 11 (the past simple, the past continuous, the present perfect)
To provide Ss with some exercises on those tenses.
Objectives
At the end of the[r]

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Difference between simple and continuous tense formsContinuous tenses are often used to talk about more temporary actions and situations. To talk aboutlonger-lasting or permanent situations we prefer simple tenses.Note that sometimes both forms are possible in the same situation, wi[r]

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English grammar: Future perfect tenseFuture perfect simpleFormPositive statement: I will have painted, I will have written, He will have painted, He will havewritten (I'll have painted, He'll have painted)Negative statement: I will not have painted (I won't have painted), He will not h[r]

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