The document provides examples of using different grammatical structures to discuss topics related to storytelling, including:
1) Present perfect continuous forms to narrate a story about work experience.
2) Present perfect with indefinite time adverbs to talk about starting to write poetry.
3) A range of prepositions preceding nouns like "for", "on", and "to" when writing a story.
4) Reported speech using commands, statements and questions to retell or write stories.
5) Participle clauses and reduced relative clauses to describe musical instruments and performers.
6) Appropriate verb forms and polite questions when asking about music on a train.
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Complete the sentences using NO MORE THAN three words
The document provides examples of using different grammatical structures to discuss topics related to storytelling, including:
1) Present perfect continuous forms to narrate a story about work experience.
2) Present perfect with indefinite time adverbs to talk about starting to write poetry.
3) A range of prepositions preceding nouns like "for", "on", and "to" when writing a story.
4) Reported speech using commands, statements and questions to retell or write stories.
5) Participle clauses and reduced relative clauses to describe musical instruments and performers.
6) Appropriate verb forms and polite questions when asking about music on a train.
The document provides examples of using different grammatical structures to discuss topics related to storytelling, including:
1) Present perfect continuous forms to narrate a story about work experience.
2) Present perfect with indefinite time adverbs to talk about starting to write poetry.
3) A range of prepositions preceding nouns like "for", "on", and "to" when writing a story.
4) Reported speech using commands, statements and questions to retell or write stories.
5) Participle clauses and reduced relative clauses to describe musical instruments and performers.
6) Appropriate verb forms and polite questions when asking about music on a train.
r: Learners can use present perfect continuous forms to narrate
MORE THAN three words a story. 3 questions about using present 1. I started to work in a bookshop when I was 18 years old. perfect with indefinite time adverbs I .................................................. in a bookshop since I was 18 2 questions about present perfect years old. continuous 2. He first tried writing poetry when he was six years old. He was .................................................. he was six years old. MTC 11.u: Learners can use present perfect with indefinite time adverbs to talk about stories. 3. I don’t want to borrow that book, thanks, I’ve .................. read it – while I was onholiday last year, actually. 4. I haven’t finished that book you lent me .................. – can I keep it for a few more days? 5. Have you .................. read any books by Michael Morpurgo? MTC 11.t: Learners can use a wide range of prepositions preceding nouns to write a story. 1. I always find that going .................... a walk helps give me ideas for my writing. A. for B. on C. to 2. If I’m buying a book by an author I’ve never read before, I usually get the one ....................the best reviews. A. for B. with Choose the correct options A, B, or C C. to to complete the sentences about the MTC 11.s: Learners can report commands, statements and questions to topic of "storytelling". talk or write stories. 2 question about using preps 1. ‘What do you think of the music in the play?’ she asked me. preceding nouns A. She asked me what I thought of the music in the play. 3 questions about reported speech B. She said to me what I thought of the music in the play. C. She asked me what I think of the music in the play.
2. ‘I was a very good actor when I was young,’ said dad.
A. Dad said that he is a very good actor when he was young. B. Dad says that he was a very good actor when he was young. C. Dad said that he had been a good actor when he was young. 3. ‘Shall I give this lamp back to Aladdin?’ the man asked. A. The man asked if he should give this lamp back to Aladdin. B. The man asked if he should give that lamp back to Aladdin. C. The man said if he should give this lamp back to Aladdin. Rewrite the sentences so that they have similar meaning to the first ones. MTC 12.q: MTC17 Learners can use participle clauses and reduced Write between TWO and FIVE words, relatives clauses in describing and discussing musical instruments and including the given word in bracket. performers. 3 questions about participle clauses 1. The orchestra sounded like lots of angry bees which are flying and reduced relative clauses around in a small room. 2 questions about verb forms & polite The orchestra sounded like lots of angry bees ...................... in a questions small room. (FLY) 2. Here’s the child who we were informed about. Here’s the child about……………………………………………….(INFORM) 3. This is a job which needs someone with plenty of experience. This is a job……………………………………….with plenty of experience. (NEED) MTC 12.r: MTC18 Leaners can use appropriate verb forms and polite questions to talk about music. 1. Do you know if is there free Wi-Fi on this train? Do you know where………………………………………….on this train, please? 2. I wonder what kind of music she does like. Do you know what kind of music…………………………………?