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[haunted2]

I remember when i was learning french years ago, that they have a Bescherelle, to teach verb tenses for each word. my kids are learning different tenses for words now for one of my classes, and i was thinking of getting them to organise it all into one booklet somehow. any suggestions? exscuse spelling here, quick post....

[denverdeath]

Funny that you mention the Bescherelle books...one is sitting on the bookshelf behind me. Anyway, I recommend looking at some appendices in grammar books or Korean-English dictionaries or a good English-English dictionary(?). Most times, they have the simple present, simple past, and past participle listed for a lot of verbs. Take that and photocopy it onto a larger piece of paper(A3 or whatever) and extend the columns to include whatever other tenses you want your students to learn and have them fill in the new columns in class. Presto! You have a fairly convenient booklet for your students wherein they have done a lot of the work.