Exercise: «Context Swap»
Your task: Choose words from the word bank and create a new sentence. Discuss how your new sentence changes the context or scenario. For example, 'She closed the window and started cleaning.' How does this new sentence differ from the original?

Share your sentences and thoughts!
Base Sentence: 'She opened the book and started reading.'

Word Bank:

Opened: closed, bought, looked at
Book: window, letter, website
Reading: writing, examining, cleaning

Boost your brainpower with this fun challenge 🧠✨

🎯 Here's what to do: Skim over the word, divert your gaze, and then attempt to vocalize the word in reverse.

tree
dog
rope
wallet
train
branch
sparrow
antenna

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Answers:
eert
god
epor
tellaw
niart
hcnarb
worraps
annetna

Here's a short story presented in three different tenses: past, present, and future.

Past Tense:

Yesterday, Sarah walked to the old library at the end of her street. As she browsed through the ancient books, she found a mysterious diary that belonged to her great-grandmother. She sat in a corner and began to read, discovering tales of adventures and secrets from her family's past. Lost in the pages, she didn't notice how quickly time flew. Before she knew it, dusk was settling, and she hurriedly placed the diary back on the shelf, vowing to return the next day.

Present Tense:

Today, Sarah walks to the old library at the end of her street. As she browses through the ancient books, she finds a mysterious diary that belongs to her great-grandmother. She sits in a corner and begins to read, discovering tales of adventures and secrets from her family's present life. Lost in the pages, she doesn't notice how quickly time flies. Before she knows it, dusk is settling, and she hurriedly places the diary back on the shelf, vowing to return tomorrow.

Future Tense:

Tomorrow, Sarah will walk to the old library at the end of her street. As she will browse through the ancient books, she will find a mysterious diary that will belong to her great-grandmother. She will sit in a corner and begin to read, discovering tales of adventures and secrets from her family's future. Lost in the pages, she won't notice how quickly time will fly. Before she knows it, dusk will settle, and she will hurriedly place the diary back on the shelf, vowing to return the day after.