Tutoring session – tutee: Je-won 7, Thursday 10/15, 0800-0900hrs, Zoom.

Covered: verbs and auxiliary verbs usage; some new terms

 

            After last week’s lacking lesson, I was more interested in establishing a pattern for the last two sessions that could reflect off of each other.  I intend to use words such as was, am and will next session as this session I used the words do, does, doing, did, etc.  I kept the additional words used on the worksheet I made up similar across the usage of the verbs, so that my tutee could focus on the words he knows and use them to help establish context.  I also slipped in a few new terms of not the highest frequency.  Je-won responds well now and we have only one more meeting. 

 

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