St Johns University Indeed English Has No Future Tense Discussion Questions
Description
Please answer the following questions:
1. Provide an original sentence illustrating each of the following terms. Highlight or underline the pertinent word/s
a. imperative
b. modal
c. phrasal modal
d. perfect aspect
e. verb with 2 objects
2. The following sentences contain errors that are commonly made by ESL/EFL students. How would you make your students aware of these problems and what exercises would you use to practice?
a. *Delilah put the coat.
b. *Michaella been to Ohio once.
c. * Elliott is bark now.
3. One of your students asks you why a certain grammar text claims that English has no future tense. This student feels that English has a future tense. How would you answer this question?
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