When Was the Last Time...? - Partner B
Partner B supplies twelve different last-time prompts, including a family call, swimming, an early start and using English outside class. It complements Partner A while keeping the same A2 response pattern.
What’s in the worksheet?
- Twelve questions with a model response
- Not needed - open speaking responses
Extend the last-time exchange to irregular verbs and less routine experiences.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Give this page to one partner and ESL-0995 to the other.
- Rehearse The last time I read a book was... so learners notice the spoken past form of read.
- Let partners choose the next prompt instead of reading a predictable shared list; ask for a time phrase in the answer.
- Collect examples from got up, sang and rode during feedback, then let pairs try one improved response again.
Support and extension
A shorter class can select six prompts each. Keep follow-ups conversational rather than require a full report for every question.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
