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    B2 Writing section class 3

    Telling a story

    Tenses and how to use them:


    Simple present: Scientific information: rock formation, cycle of water, laws…
    Example: There are three types of rock… When water boils, it becomes steam which…
    Simple past: Stories and something that happened before the time of speaking.
    Example: Snow white was in the forest when she saw this tiny house…
    Past perfect: (Stories) something that happened before of what was said in the past.
    Example: Snow white was in the forest when she saw this tiny house, she had been there before but she couldn’t
    remember.
    Present perfect: Something that happened and it’s still relevant to the main point.
    Example: Where’s your mom? She’s been inside for four hours.

    How well can you remember the formulas?

    Use: Subject, auxiliary verbs, main verbs, objects, question marks.

    Tense Positive Negative Question Example


    Simple present

    Simple Past

    Past perfect

    Present perfect

    iSLCollective.com

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