Jag kan lära dig: English

My lessons focus on mastering verbs in English, including past tense verbs and past participles. I help students understand pronunciation rules, spelling changes, and common mistakes to improve both writing and speaking skills. Through interactive exercises and practical examples, my lessons make learning past tense forms easy and enjoyable!

I use a practical, interactive approach with personalized lessons tailored to each student. Through real-life examples, exercises, and conversation practice, I create a supportive environment where students feel confident learning from mistakes and improving at their own pace. My goal is to make learning enjoyable and effective.

I studied English at Brigham Young University (BYU) in the United States, where I gained a strong foundation in language and literature. Additionally, I completed a TESOL certification, equipping me with specialized skills to teach English as a second language. This combination of academic background and practical training allows me to effectively teach and support students in their language learning journey.

Week 1: Introduction to the Past Tense

• Overview of past tense and its importance

• Introduction to regular verbs and endings

• Practice identifying regular verbs

Week 2: Pronunciation Rules for ”-ed” Endings

• Rule 1: Pronunciation of /t/ (e.g., walked)

• Rule 2: Pronunciation of /d/ (e.g., played)

• Rule 3: Pronunciation of /ɪd/ (e.g., needed )

• In-class exercises to practice pronunciation

Week 3: Spelling Rules for ”-ed” Endings

• Adding ”ed” to regular verbs (e.g.,”talk” ~ ”talked”)

• Irregular verb changes and exceptions

• Practice spelling and writing past tense forms

Week 4: Using the Past Tense in Conversation

• Role-playing common scenarios (e.g., talking about past events, describing what you did last weekend)

• Fluency-building exercises and real-life examples

• Correcting common mistakes

Week 5: Writing Practice

• Writing short paragraphs using past tense verbs

• Correcting and reviewing written work

• Focus on accuracy and fluency

Week 6: Review and Final Assessment

• Review all past lessons and concepts

• Practice conversation and writing

• Final assessment to gauge progress