Contents: 2.5 by 3.5 meters flexible board, plus one 30x30x30 cm die.

By playing Present or Past in London, students learn and consolidate sentence structure in Present Simple and Past Simple. By jumping from field to field, depending on the "key" phrase they encounter, they build sentences in the present or past tense. A giant die flying in the air or rolling on the board makes the game unpredictable,excitingand fun.

Present or Past in London will help you to memorize when to use Present Simple and Past Simple. The dilemma what to start with: Was / were / Did / Does / Do  will completely disappear. Each of these tenses has its own “key words” that make it easier for us to identify Present Simple or Past Simple. All players will roll/throw dice,move and, of course, compete for victory in a fun atmosphere. 

London attractions placed on the board can trigger  a discussion about the culture in Great Britain, e.g. which place in London the players would you like to visit or what the British eat for dinner. Take advantage of a convenient and quick chance to have a tour of London and make the lesson enjoyable for both you and your students.