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Past Perfect Tense Activities for Students

1) The document provides a lesson plan for teaching the Past Perfect tense through games and pair/group work. 2) The lesson involves students interviewing each other using a questionnaire in the Past Perfect and then playing a matching game with sentence cards using the tense. 3) The lesson concludes with students drawing cards and miming sentences in the Past Perfect for their classmates to identify.
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Past Perfect Tense Activities for Students

1) The document provides a lesson plan for teaching the Past Perfect tense through games and pair/group work. 2) The lesson involves students interviewing each other using a questionnaire in the Past Perfect and then playing a matching game with sentence cards using the tense. 3) The lesson concludes with students drawing cards and miming sentences in the Past Perfect for their classmates to identify.
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Focus on activity: Past Perfect

Target audience (age): Ensino Fundamental 2 and Ensino Médio


Lesson links: Our Way 4, Unit 7; Upgrade, Unit 13; English ID 3, Unit 3
Aim: practice the Past Perfect tense through games
Duration: 20-30 min.
Organization: pair work; group work
Material: sheets with the questionnaire, one card per student, and cards for the wrap-up

Preparation:
• Have the cards printed and cut (one per student), have the worksheets ready and have the cards
ready for the wrap-up.

Procedures:
• Write some questions on the board or use the worksheet.
• Divide students in pairs and ask them to interview their classmate using the questionnaire.
• Tell them they are going to play a game now, explain the activity and give an example by having a
student fill in the blanks of a card orally.
• Give each student a card.
• Divide students in two lines, facing each other.
• The row on the left starts with the questions. Each student should ask the person in front of him/
her the question in the card. When everyone has answered the question, the students in the
answer line move to the left and are asked a new question.
• Switch positions and roles: those who were asking the question should now answer a question.

Cards

Where _____ (you, be) before you ____ (arrive) Before you _____ (go) to bed last night, what
home last night? ____ (you, already, do)?

What ____ (you, never, see) before you ____ (go) What ____ (you, never, eat) before you ___ (go)
to an exhibition? to a Japanese restaurant?

When you ____ (leave) for school this morning, What ____ (you, already, have for breakfast)
________ (the sun, already, come up)? before you _____ (come) to class?

Who _____ (already, get up) in your house when Where _____ (you, study) before you ____ (come)
you _____ (leave) this morning? to this school?

How many times ____ (you, see) a movie in


What ______ (you, hear) about your favorite
French before you _____ (start) studying at this
country before you ______ (study/read) about it?
school?

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Wrap-up:
• Divide students into pairs. Have each pair go to the front of the classroom and draw a card. Students
will mime the situation in it. The other students try to figure out what they are doing and say the
sentence using the Past Perfect tense.

Cards – Wrap-up

Student A Student A
You had entered the class before Student B You had finished your homework before you
arrived. called Student B.
Student A Student A
You had eaten your entire meal before Student B You had talked to Student B before you entered
returned from the restroom. the classroom.
Student A Student A
You had already fed and walked the dog before You had just ridden your bike when Student B
Student B arrived. arrived.
Student A Student A
You had already walked to the door by the time You had already finished the race by the time
the doorbell rang. Student B was halfway through.
Student A Student A
You had just picked up the phone when Student B You had already finished reading a book by the
arrived in your home. time Student B finished doing the dishes.

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Name ___________________________________________ Date ___/___/___

Questionnaire
Talk to a classmate. Write down his/her answers.

1. Had you finished your homework before I saw you?


____________________________________________________________

2. Name someone you wish you had met.


____________________________________________________________

[Link] many World Cups had Brazil won when you were born?
____________________________________________________________

4. Had you had breakfast before you left home?


____________________________________________________________

5. Had Google been created when you were born?


____________________________________________________________

6. What had your friend done to upset you so much?


____________________________________________________________

7. Where had you traveled before you studied here/with this book?
____________________________________________________________

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