Using Timelines to Teach Verb Tenses

In this video, we discuss the use of timelines as a visual support tool when teaching verb tenses. We build simple timelines for each of the verb tenses to demonstrate their uses.
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The presenter in this video is Dr. Dianne Tyers, an experienced English language teacher trainer based in Canada.

[@uellersonaquino5058]

Great explanation of the 12 english verb tenses! For sake of quick reference:
07:30 Simple Preset
13:25 Simple Past
16:57 Simple Future
19:46 Present Continuous
21:14 Past Continuous
23:09 Future Continuous
24:47 Present Perfect
29:17 Past Perfect
32:04 Future Perfect
34:55 Present Perfect Progressive
36:25 Past Perfect Progressive
38:05 Future Perfect Progressive

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[@uellersonaquino5058]

@@alina.teachub Glad to help =D

[@awwadelmahadi5883]

I can say how much I liked this explanation. I am thrilled. I am a visual person who loves organised things, like your neat explanation here. Much appreciated, teacher. Thank you very much.

[@manalhajjaj382]

Thanks a million! It was very informative.

[@vivianmonteiro01]

Thanks for sharing such a special and didatic way of teaching! It's going to help me a lot!

[@apositiveus101]

11.30. It's how we talk about future schedules...
Very informative video

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Thanks a lot for your efforts 💐💐💐

[@williamalmeida5868]

Very well explained. Thank you.

[@jeloujelou3002]

this helped alot, thank you!

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[@hemasrivastava9812]

Great explanation

[@focusframeenglishacademyfo6343]

thanks a lot. .it's really worth ...for my teaching also. .

[@Amanabouba]

interesting

[@Durian_Defense]

How does one represent imbalance in the space-time continuum using the timeline?

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Hello 🤔

[@edgardovalentin5120]

Yogurt is mispelled

[@MrDog427]

It's an alternate spelling. Both are correct.

[@jyotsna465]

A very confusing explanation of tenses!