The Mischievous Villain

LI: to use correct tense in writing
This week for Writing my DLO (Digital Learning Object) was to write a short simple story. In the story it had to have the three simple tenses, three continuous tenses, and three perfect tenses. When we wrote it we had to put it on a site called story bird.
Link to my Story: https://storybird.com/books/the-mischievous-villain/?token=n63kg2fxmd

Perfect Tenses

                        

LI: to identify verbs tenses: Perfect Future, Perfect Present, and Perfect

Past

This week for Writing we learned new tenses. The tenses are perfect future, perfect present, and perfect past. Perfect future tells us what will happen continuously but stops at a specific point. Perfect present tells us what is happening continuously but stops at a specific point. Perfect past tells us what happened continuously but stops at a specific point. A example is of a perfect past is Mojtaba had been playing soccer. Example of a perfect present is Mojtaba has been playing soccer. Example of a perfect future is Mojtaba will have been playing soccer. For our DLO we had to write twenty verbs, make seven videos out of twenty of them and inflect them all.

Tense

                          

LI: to identify the tense verbs: Future Continuous, Simple Present, Past Continuous
This week for Writing we learned more new tenses. We learned Simple Present which is something that generally happens in the present, sometimes in the past, and will probably happen in the future. In Simple Present it is just a <verb>. Past continuous is something that happened in the past that kept happening. In Past Continuous there is was + <verb> + ing. Future Continuous is something that will keep happening. In Future Continuous there is will be + <verb> + ing. So in our DLO (Digital Learning Object) we had to come with twenty verbs, and make seven videos out of twenty. But we had to inflect all of them.

Tense Videos

                                              
LI: to identify verbs and tense
This week for Writing we learned about Past Tense, which are <verb> + ed/d, Present Tense which are, <verb> + ing, Future Tense which are, will + <verb>. So for our DLO (Digital Learning Object) we made a slide, which had a bunch of words. The words were verbs. So we had to make past tense, present tense, and future tense versions of those words. We did Simple Past, Simple Future, and Continuous Present.