新课标人教版八年级英语下册Unit 6 How long have you been collecting shells--SECTION A [ty].docVIP

Structures Present perfect progressive; Simple past tense; Present progressive tense Target language How long have you been skating? I’ve been skating since nine o’clock. When did you start skating? I started skating at nine o’clock. Students are skating at the Hilltop School. Vocabulary collect, inline, marathon, skate, stamp, shell, globe, monster particularly, run out of, be interested in Learning strategies Inducing; Cooperating Unit 6 How long have you been collecting shells Part 1: Teaching design SECTION A Goals To learn about Present perfect progressive; Simple past tense; Present progressive tense Learn to listen, speak, read and write in English Procedures Warming up by learning about Present perfect progressive Hello, everyone! We shall start by learning about grammar, this time, Present perfect progressive. Look at the following examples. It has been raining all day, and the streets are too wet to go out now. It has been raining subject + have or has + been + verb with -ing I have been teaching at Columbia University for 23 years ??? OR I have been teaching at Columbia University since 1978. STATIVE VERBS know understand owe possess be have* belong contain equal resemble tend perceive suppose believe decide conclude prefer love like seem *have with the meaning of possession: I have a pen. INCORRECT We have been knowing you for a long time. CORRECT We have known you for a long time. present perfect NO since or for? I have lived in Korea.? Not sure if this person still lives in Korea; the time is also unknown. present perfect WITH since or for I have lived in Korea since 1997. We are sure this person still lives in Korea; we also know the time. present perfect progressive? I have been living in Korea since 1997. We are sure this person still lives in Korea; we also know the time. NOT natural We have painted our house since last night. Natural We have been painting our house since last night.