Junior High Basic Education English Language Course: Activities Cooperative Voluntary Individual
Junior High Basic Education English Language Course: Activities Cooperative Voluntary Individual
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Borj Bakush Prep School At Ariana / School Year : 2011 - 12 / Teacher : Mr Med. Aly SHUAYB / class:
9b6
JUNIOR HIGH BASIC EDUCATION ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSE
Class 9 b Mon, May Term 3 Time 10-11 Module 6 Lesson 3, HOW TO BE COOPERATIVE
6 14th
3) Now, read the text (SB, p 134) and complete the table.
Activity requiring People involved Place
cooperation
………………………………… ……………………… …………………… …..…………… ….
…………… ……..…………….. …………..
As I was doing project work, …, I suddenly realized that one cannot do that much work alone.
a) Which action started before the other?
………………………………………………………………………………………….
b) Which action continued for some time?
………………………………………………………………………………………..
Past progressive
(long time) Simple past Present
(short / quick time)
Structure: ………… in the ………………………………….. + ( …………………………… +
……………… )
PRACTICE. Put the bracketed verbs into the simple past or the past continuous.
An embarrassing moment
Last Friday my friend Sam gave me one of his books to help with a project I was doing. On Saturday
afternoon, I (be) __________ at home alone. I (do) __________ my project and looking after our puppy,
when the phone (ring) __________. It was Sam – He (have) ___________ tickets for a pop concert that
evening and he (invite) __________ me to go with him. He also asked me to bring his book as he needed it
for his project. I (finish) ____________ my work, and went upstairs to take a shower. I (leave) __________
the puppy in my bedroom, as she (sleep) _____________ . When I finished my shower, I (go)
___________ back into my bedroom and (not can) ______________ believe my eyes! My beautiful project
was lying all over the floor, and the puppy (play) ______________ with pens and eating bits of paper.
Worst of all, the paper was from Sam’s book! When I told Sam about it, he (not be) _________ very
pleased with the puppy.
HOMEWORK. Put the verbs in the simple past or the past continuous.