Acrosport exercises for CLIL unit

Giving instructions to build up acrosport figures. We use the imperative to give instructions. We form the imperative with the base form of the verb. There is not a subject in imperative sentences. Ex. Stand up, then crouch, finally lie on your back.... More

Giving instructions to build up acrosport figures. We use the imperative to give instructions. We form the imperative with the base form of the verb. There is not a subject in imperative sentences. Ex. Stand up, then crouch, finally lie on your back. For the negative form we say “Do not” or “don’t” before the base form of the verb. Ex. For safety, don’t jump on your partner’s back. Activities 1 Identifying the positions 2 Matching the instruction and the picture 3 Labelling the figures 4 Completing sentences with a verb in the imperative form. 5 Completing sentences with a suitable preposition to give instructions 6 Reading about giving instructions to make a figure of acrosport 7 Writing instructions to make a figure of acrosport. AAACCCRRROOOSSSPPPOOORRRTTT Less