Narrative tenses [Explanation activity]

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Froggy Jumps Narrative tenses [Explanation activity]Version en ligne Activity par Teacher Lia 1 Narrative tenses are formed by a All past tenses except dynamic verbs b All past tenses (Simple and continuous) c All past tenses except past perfect tense 2 We don't use two narrative tenses together a b True c False 3 Past simple is not used for chronological events a Correct b Incorrect c 4 We use this tense to talk about the main events a Past simple b Past perfect c Past continuous 5 We use this tense to create the scene of the story a Past simple b Past perfect c Past continuous 6 Why can't stative verbs be use with continuous tenses? a Because they don't express actions that develop b The question is wrong, stative verb can be use with continuous tenses c Because they are only used to talk about an action happening in the past 7 Dynamic verbd are divided in two categories, is that true? a No, they are divided in three: accomplishment, achievement and activity verbs b Yes, verbs that express actions in development and the ones that doesn't express movement actions c No, they are divided in three: movement, accomplishment and stative 8 We use Past perfect continuous for.... a To describe the scene and how you may feel b Actions that continued until the present c Repeated actions in the past and duration of actions in the past 9 Which tense we use to talk about how much/many we did something? a Past perfect continuous b Past perfect simple c Past simple

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Narrative tenses [Explanation activity]Version en ligne

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par Teacher Lia

Narrative tenses are formed by

All past tenses except dynamic verbs

All past tenses (Simple and continuous)

All past tenses except past perfect tense

We don't use two narrative tenses together

True

False

Past simple is not used for chronological events

Correct

Incorrect

We use this tense to talk about the main events

Past simple

Past perfect

Past continuous

We use this tense to create the scene of the story

Past simple

Past perfect

Past continuous

Why can't stative verbs be use with continuous tenses?

Because they don't express actions that develop

The question is wrong, stative verb can be use with continuous tenses

Because they are only used to talk about an action happening in the past

Dynamic verbd are divided in two categories, is that true?

No, they are divided in three: accomplishment, achievement and activity verbs

Yes, verbs that express actions in development and the ones that doesn't express movement actions

No, they are divided in three: movement, accomplishment and stative

We use Past perfect continuous for....

To describe the scene and how you may feel

Actions that continued until the present

Repeated actions in the past and duration of actions in the past

Which tense we use to talk about how much/many we did something?

Past perfect continuous

Past perfect simple

Past simple

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Narrative tenses [Explanation activity]Version en ligne

par Teacher Lia

Narrative tenses are formed by

We don't use two narrative tenses together

Past simple is not used for chronological events

We use this tense to talk about the main events

We use this tense to create the scene of the story

Why can't stative verbs be use with continuous tenses?

Dynamic verbd are divided in two categories, is that true?

We use Past perfect continuous for....

Which tense we use to talk about how much/many we did something?