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    Contextual Use of Present Continuous Tense

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    This document provides a lesson plan to teach beginner English students how to use the present continuous and present perfect tenses. The plan includes warm-up activities, description and family album activities using the present continuous for practice, and readings and writings using both tenses. For the present perfect, it incorporates a discussion on changes and experiences, reading with comprehension questions, and role plays. The overall objective is for students to accurately apply the tenses in various speaking and writing contexts by the end of the lesson.

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    This document provides a lesson plan to teach beginner English students how to use the present continuous and present perfect tenses. The plan includes warm-up activities, description and family album activities using the present continuous for practice, and readings and writings using both tenses. For the present perfect, it incorporates a discussion on changes and experiences, reading with comprehension questions, and role plays. The overall objective is for students to accurately apply the tenses in various speaking and writing contexts by the end of the lesson.

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    This document provides a lesson plan to teach beginner English students how to use the present continuous and present perfect tenses. The plan includes warm-up activities, description and family album activities using the present continuous for practice, and readings and writings using both tenses. For the present perfect, it incorporates a discussion on changes and experiences, reading with comprehension questions, and role plays. The overall objective is for students to accurately apply the tenses in various speaking and writing contexts by the end of the lesson.

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    Contextual Use of Present Continuous Tense ● Descriptions ● Family Albums ● Reading ● Writing

    & Reading Aloud ● Combination of Present Simple & Continuous Tense ● Talk Show on Quotes
    Contextual Use of Present Perfect Tense ● Talk of changes, experiences & accomplishments in
    individual lives ● Reading ● Writing & Reading Aloud ● Role Play design a lesson plan for me on
    above topics for beginner level spoken english class

    Lesson Plan: Present Continuous and Present Perfect Tenses for Beginner Level Spoken English

    Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to accurately use the present
    continuous and present perfect tenses in various contexts related to descriptions, family albums,
    reading, writing, and role-playing.

    Warm-up (5 minutes): Begin the class by engaging the students in a brief conversation about
    their daily activities using the present continuous tense. Encourage them to share what they are
    currently doing or planning to do later in the day.

    1. Present Continuous Tense

    Description Activity (15 minutes): a. Provide the students with a series of pictures or images
    depicting various scenes, such as people playing sports, cooking, or working. In pairs or small
    groups, students will take turns describing what they see using the present continuous tense.
    Encourage the use of adjectives and action verbs.

    Family Album Activity (10 minutes): a. Ask students to bring their family albums or personal
    photos to class (if possible). In pairs, students will describe the people and activities in the
    pictures using the present continuous tense. Encourage them to ask questions about each other's
    family members to practice conversation skills.

    Reading and Writing Activity (15 minutes): a. Provide the students with short texts or dialogues in
    the present continuous tense. Students will read the texts aloud, paying attention to the usage of
    the tense. Then, they will practice writing their own sentences or mini-dialogues using the
    present continuous tense, incorporating vocabulary words related to their hobbies or interests.

    2. Present Perfect Tense

    Changes, Experiences, and Accomplishments Discussion (10 minutes): a. Engage the students in a
    discussion about changes, experiences, and accomplishments in their lives using the present
    perfect tense. Prompt them to share personal achievements, trips they have taken, or skills they
    have learned. Model example sentences to guide their responses.

    Reading and Writing Activity (15 minutes): a. Provide students with short paragraphs or articles in
    the present perfect tense. Students will read the passages silently and then answer
    comprehension questions based on the text. Next, they will write sentences or short paragraphs
    about their own experiences using the present perfect tense.

    Role Play Activity (15 minutes): a. Divide the students into pairs or small groups and assign them
    specific roles, such as a tourist and a hotel receptionist, or a job seeker and an employer.
    Students will engage in role-playing conversations using the present perfect tense to talk about
    experiences, qualifications, or achievements related to their assigned roles.

    Wrap-up (5 minutes): Recap the main points of the lesson, highlighting the usage of the present
    continuous and present perfect tenses. Encourage students to practice using these tenses in their
    everyday conversations and written work outside of the classroom.

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