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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 22 exercise 8 - write the correct (past) forms of the verbs
- 4 got
- 5 had started
- 6 walked
- 7 shouted
- 8 had just arrived
- 9 kept
- 10 went
- 11 were
- 12 were sitting (This is what they were doing when I walked in.)
- 13 talked
- 14 laughed (The action happened and then finished in this sentence.)
- 15 was
- 16 was
- 17 went
- 18 discovered
- 19 was complaining / complained
- 20 asked
- 21 obeyed
- 22 got
- 23 had
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- I discovered my neighbor, who was complaining about the noise.
- = He was in the middle of complaining when I opened the door.
- I discovered my neighbor, who had been complaining about the noise.
- = He had started complaining before I discovered him.
- I discovered my neighbor, who had complained about the noise.
- = He complained, and then he came to our door and I discovered him.
- I discovered my neighbor, who complained about the noise.
- = I opened the door and discovered him, then he complained.
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- I was eating dinner when I got home. = I was in the middle of dinner. (I started before I got home.)
- I ate dinner when I got home. = First I got home, then I ate dinner.
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- I’m thinking about moving to a new apartment. = I am thinking about it now.
- I’ve been thinking about moving to a new apartment. = I am thinking about it now, but I started thinking about it awhile ago.
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- I am studying for four years. = I am currently in the middle of a four-year program, or I plan to start a four-year program. (Remember: present progressive can be future plans)
- I have been studying for four years. = I started four years ago and I am still studying now.
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- Time clauses about the future:
- past: I ate dinner when I got home.
- present: I eat dinner when I get home.
- future: I will eat dinner when I get home.
- We don’t use future grammar in time clauses about the future.
- (A time clause starts with when, while, until, before, after, once, etc.)
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- Think of something you are currently trying to improve. Answer these questions with a partner.
- What has changed since you started working on this thing?
- What can’t you do yet but hope to be able to do soon?
- What will do next to reach those goals?
- accomplishments = things you have already finished
- goals = things you still want to accomplish
- strategies = things you need to do in order to reach those goals
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