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Review lesson

          Unit 1, English 2
   Content: (past of to be)
      Teacher: B. Enkhzul
This is a very famous place in London called Piccadilly
Circus. The photo was taken in 1896. Look at the photo
             and choose the correct option.




                                                          2
Complete gaps There was/ were and wasn’t/
                   weren’t
• _____ hundreds of people.
• ______any traffic lights.
• ______a double-decker bus.
• ______ a flag on top of the building on the
  left.
• ______many horse-drawn carriages.
• ______a lot of traffic.
• ______any zebra crossings.
• ______ a roundabout.
• ______some old buildings.
• ______a great number of tourists.
                                                3
2.   Complete with there was or there were.

• ___ a bank near my house.
• ___ten children in the park.
• ___ two kittens in the basket.
• ___ a small shop between the bank and the
  supermarket.
• ___many bottles of milk in the fridge.
• ___some pencils on the desk.
• ___only one book on the table.
• ___an old man in the street.
• ___ a lot of noise in the classroom.
• ___ a huge crocodile in the river.
                                               4
Can you tell the time?
    And how would you answer?

What time is it? Ask and answer your
 partner. Draw the time ask your
 partner.




                                       5
Draw the time ask your
                   partner.
       And ask where they were that time.
       Example:
       Where were you at 6 o’clock
        yesterday?
       Where were you at 12 o’clock
        yesterday before? Etc



1/15/2013        Free template from www.brainybetty.com
                                                          6
Homework
            Where were you yesterday?
              Write time and places




1/15/2013        Free template from www.brainybetty.com
                                                          7

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Review lesson

  • 1. Review lesson Unit 1, English 2 Content: (past of to be) Teacher: B. Enkhzul
  • 2. This is a very famous place in London called Piccadilly Circus. The photo was taken in 1896. Look at the photo and choose the correct option. 2
  • 3. Complete gaps There was/ were and wasn’t/ weren’t • _____ hundreds of people. • ______any traffic lights. • ______a double-decker bus. • ______ a flag on top of the building on the left. • ______many horse-drawn carriages. • ______a lot of traffic. • ______any zebra crossings. • ______ a roundabout. • ______some old buildings. • ______a great number of tourists. 3
  • 4. 2. Complete with there was or there were. • ___ a bank near my house. • ___ten children in the park. • ___ two kittens in the basket. • ___ a small shop between the bank and the supermarket. • ___many bottles of milk in the fridge. • ___some pencils on the desk. • ___only one book on the table. • ___an old man in the street. • ___ a lot of noise in the classroom. • ___ a huge crocodile in the river. 4
  • 5. Can you tell the time? And how would you answer? What time is it? Ask and answer your partner. Draw the time ask your partner. 5
  • 6. Draw the time ask your partner. And ask where they were that time. Example: Where were you at 6 o’clock yesterday? Where were you at 12 o’clock yesterday before? Etc 1/15/2013 Free template from www.brainybetty.com 6
  • 7. Homework Where were you yesterday? Write time and places 1/15/2013 Free template from www.brainybetty.com 7