Commonly Confused Verbs, Welfare State, Past Perfect, Conditionals
Commonly Confused English Verbs
Here’s a list of commonly confused verbs with examples:
- Wear (jewellery/clothes) vs. Carry (a bag/a baby)
- Win (a medal/a prize/a match) vs. Earn (a salary/money)
- Know (somebody well/something) vs. Meet (somebody for the first time/at 11 o’clock)
- Hope (that something good will happen/to do something) vs. Wait (for a bus/for a long time)
- Watch (TV/a match) vs. Look at (a photo/your watch)
- Look (happy/about 25 years old) vs. Look like (your mother/a model)
- Miss (the bus/a class)
Classroom Resources for Teaching English to Children
We must utilize the classroom language that has already been used to repeat structures and known vocabulary. Have the instructions prepared in English with some flashcards that indicate and remind us of the action: “fold…, cut…, glue…”. What we must not forget is that the activity itself is not the objective of the task, but rather the language that is being used while it is being carried out.
It is important to display the children’s work around the classroom and for them to take it home.
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