Narrative tenses worksheet with exercises

Do you need more practice with tenses and connectors? Surely it won't do you any harm. For doubts or questions, check the Narrative tenses worksheet that the author has linked at the bottom of the page, following the exercises. It's a thorough explanation accompanied by useful time lines.

READ, LISTEN AND PRACTISE + HOMEWORK

The BBC Learning English website has a section called "HOW TO" where you can learn how to be sarcastic, how to show interest, how to gossip, and so on. Connected with the topics of the unit we're in, they have the following:
- How to tell a story
- How to tell someone about funny incidents
- How to tell someone about serious incidents  

You can read and listen to the expressions and explanations, or download them to listen in the car or wherever.

HOMEWORK:  Use the "How to tell a ..."  above to prepare the activity in your book (page 35-Speaking) for the class on Tuesday. Please do it before you come to class as it will save time