Unfolding mysteries – a game to practise modals of deduction. This is a game that helps students practice and produce past modals in a fun context and encourages them to be creative.
The plan below includes detailed instructions and the game cards. It was made for a group of B1+ students who were familiar with modals from previous lessons. The ‘mystery’ cards can be downloaded by clicking here. Cut up enough cards for one for every student. Introduction I write the following on the board: ‘A man arrives at work an hour late.’ I ask the class why he might be late and we discuss it for a minute coming up with various suggestions, while I keep a mental note of some of the suggestions. I elicit the correct sentence, with a little support if necessary, so that we have: He might have woken up late. After a short feedback, with help where required for vocabulary and to correct sentences, the board should look like this: Next we remove the sentences in the present tense, explaining that we want to know what event happened before he arrived.
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Click on the button beside the correct answer. Gerry ________ off his bike three times this month. fell has fallenChika ________ from university last July. graduated has graduatedWhen Young Hee was a child, she ________ in Seoul. lived has livedJoji ________ in Tokyo for five years, but he left in 1993. lived have livedOuch! ________ my finger! I cut I've cutI ________ my key yesterday, so I couldn't get into the house. Eventually, I found it in my jacket pocket. lost have lostI ________ the movie Titanic three times. Simple Past vs. Present Perfect Simple. Exercises and Tests Form See also explanations on Simple Past and Present Perfect Simple Use In British English, the use of Simple Past and Present Perfect is quite strict.
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