TTW: Preparing Direct Learning Instruction
TTW integrate direct learning instruction by providing the student with appropriate rules and examples. Provided explication and rules (formulas) would be present progressive form. TTW explain TS that the present progressive is utilized to display actions that are happening in the present time and those actions are continuous. (10 minutes). TTW present some example of the progressive present tense: interrogative + “to be” + subject + verb-ing + finisher; declarative subject + “to be” + verb-ing + finisher; negative subject + “to be” + finisher. Afterward, TTW write some present progressive examples on the board and go over them for reinforcement. TTW explain the students that an interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks a question. Example:
Are you ready to travel? A declarative sentence is a sentence that states a fact or an idea, this sort of sentence terminate with a period. Example: It is a nice day today.
A negative sentence provides a statement of something that is not true or incorrect. Example: He is not a bus driver. He does not go to school by bus. (Time allotted: 20 minutes).
Are you ready to travel? A declarative sentence is a sentence that states a fact or an idea, this sort of sentence terminate with a period. Example: It is a nice day today.
A negative sentence provides a statement of something that is not true or incorrect. Example: He is not a bus driver. He does not go to school by bus. (Time allotted: 20 minutes).