Matching Words with Images: Verb Tenses

Matching Words with Images

• The exercise consists of multiple-choice questions.
• Each question presents a sentence fragment and a list of words in parentheses.
• Students must select the correct word or words from the list to complete the sentence.
• The exercise includes images of objects and animals to aid in comprehension.
• The goal is to match the correct part of speech (word) with the subject in the sentence.
• The exercise focuses on recognizing and applying different verb tenses based on context and images.
• Verbs are used to describe actions or states of being.
• Verb tenses change based on the time of the action.
• Example: The verb "walk" can be conjugated into different tenses such as "walk," "walks," or "walking."
• The exercise incorporates visual aids to help students visualize the objects or animals being described.
• The images provide a context for the sentences, making it easier to identify the correct word.
• Example: The image of a duck helps identify the words "beak" and "claws" as the correct options.