Shaun the Sheep - Past continuous & past simple gap fill
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Task Description
Gap fill for past continuous and past simple tense. Students will choose between the past continuous and past simple tense.
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Scene summary
The sheep and the dog try to get their blankets back from the ducks. The ducks find clever ways to defend their new home from the sheep and the dog.
Video length
7 minutes 1 second
Video genre
Cartoons for kids & kids' videos
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Level
The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1), Elementary (A1)
Student type
This resource is intended for:High schoolers
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This resource is licensed by teacher.nick34 under the iSLCollective Copyright License.
Upload date
05/07/2018
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Fill the gap.
The sheep(exercise) when the farmer opened the door.
2. Fill the gap.
The sheep
3. Fill the gap.
The sheep were arguing with the dog when they(find) the blankets
4. Fill the gap.
The dog(sit) on the ground.
5. Fill the gap.
They(plan) when they thought of a good idea.
6. Fill the gap.
The dog(fall) when its umbrella opened.
7. Fill the gap.
The sheep were watching the dog when they(see) the pigs.
8. Fill the gap.
When the dog and the sheep(listen), they heard an awful noise.
9. Fill the gap.
The sheep were attacking when they(fall) down.
10. Fill the gap.
The sheep(sleep) on top of each other.
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