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This French teaching resource is designed for GCSE students, and students transitioning into A-Level studies. It focuses specifically on the present tense in the French language. This resource offers ...

This lower KS2 English teaching resource develops pupils’ understanding of the present perfect tense to help extend their range of sentences as per the years 3 and 4 English programme of study ...

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1. Verb Charades: Divide the class into teams and have each team act out a verb while the other teams guess which verb it is. This will help reinforce verb tenses in a fun and interactive way. 2.

We can use the present continuous to talk about the future when we have already arranged to do something. It's definite, not just an idea. Perhaps we have put the arrangement in our diaries. 'Are you ...

We use narrative tenses to talk about the past. We can use them to tell a story or to describe past events, including personal anecdotes. When we tell a story in the past, we often use linking words ...

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'Can', 'could', 'be able to', 'manage to' Present tenses Present perfect continuous 'Like' for preference and description Adverbs of frequency 'Have to' and 'must' The past simple tense Catherine and ...