Earth, Lessons, and Grammar Review
Explore a lesson on the Earth for 8th grade, covering topics from gardens to grammar rules. Dive into what makes Russia special and brush up on grammar skills like Past Simple and Continuous. Engage in group work and end with homework assignments.
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This Earth was made for you and me The lesson for 8 form Bodrova I.V., English teacher
Garden Number Farm Honey Dark Lunch Park Custom Laugh Money Heart Button
Some information about Challenger Deep
What grammar rule can we remember? + er the + est more .. the most . Workbook p.20, ex.2
What makes Russia special? Russia is the largest country in the world. In Russia there is the deepest lake Baikal, the largest lake the Caspian Sea, the coldest place at Vostok base, Antarctica
Grammar focus: review Past Simple S V2 Past Continuous S was/were Ving At 5 o clock yesterday The whole evening When he phoned Past Perfect S had V3 Yesterday A week ago Last year In 1567 By 6 o clock yesterday By that time Before she came in When he came in
Work in groups Textbook p.33, ex. 122 Past Simple Textbook p.33, ex. 123 Past Simple or Past Continuous Textbook p.33, ex. 124 Past Simple or Past Perfect
What have you known in our lesson today?
Homework Textbook p.38, ex. 31* Workbook p.21, ex. 3, 4
Thank you for your attention!
