Namangan davlat universiteti ingliz filologiyasi fakulteti amaliy ingliz tili kafedrasi

Suggested answers:
1. Sometimes in the news a fact is reported in present perfect and later put into context in past simple.
2-3. After Taylor had faced a jail term and before he has been jailed, he was also tried in court and sentenced to 11 months. These two important events in the Past Simple were missing in the text. (Optional: The use of past perfect not only implies the missing verbs, but also emphasises the difference between Taylor’s possible sentence and the actual sentence that was much milder than he might have received.)
- ☺(5 min) Discuss the responses about each use of verbs (1-7) with the whole group.
- ☺(2 min) Ask participants to reflect on the activity and to consider the following questions:
~ What was the focus of this activity?
~ How were language elements (the use of verbs and perfect tenses in particular) taught with the help of this activity?
Elicit a few random responses.
- ☺(2 min) Ask the following questions:
∼ What did you have to do in this activity as learners?
∼ What kind of learning was taking place during the activity?
Elicit a few random responses.
- ☺(1 min) Establish that the overall meaning of the text comes from a combination of
verb forms (and other feature).
- ☺(1 min) Say that you would like participants to compare the three above activities and to work out the underlying principles behind these activities.