Job Skills of the Future

Preparing for the Future

• What are 21st Century Job Skills?
•  What are the 21st-century skills every student needs?
• 10 Tips for Building a Personal Brand
  Videos
• 7 Skills That Will Help You Succeed in the Future
• The Digital Future of  Work

Obsolete Jobs

• Extinct Jobs
• Jobs That No Longer Exist
• 10 Jobs That No Longer Exist (part 2, part3)

Disappearing Jobs

• 10 Disappearing Jobs
• 15 Jobs That Will Disappear Because of AI

Emerging Jobs

• Jobs that didn’t exist 30 years ago
• 15 Jobs That Will Thrive in the Future (despite AI)
• 23 Jobs of the Future

Past Tense Guide & Activities

Types of Past Tense

Past Tenses Handout

Verb Forms

1. Simple Past I went to university in Philadelphia.   

2. Past Progressive (Past Continuous)  + Simple Past

 I was walking to the library when I saw her.   

3  Past Habitual

I used to eat an entire large pizza by myself when I was a teenager. 

4. Present Perfect

 I have been married for 19 years. 

         

 5. Past Perfect

 I had known my wife for 6 months when we decided to get married. 

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Reference

• Past Tenses Handout
• EnglishPage.com Guides
  Simple Past, Past Continuous, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous, Used to
• |Daily Writing Tips: 9 Forms of the Past Tense
• Video: English Past Tenses
• Prepositions of Time
  later/after  since/ago/ before ,  by/until, during /while, on/in/at
• After / Before / Ago / Since / For Explanation and Practice

Activities

Join.Quizizz.com

• Past Simple: 391658
• Prepositions of Time #1: 056651
• ago, since, from,for: 966827
• Simple Past vs. Past Continuous: 530505

From Englishpage.com

Verb Tense Exercise 3 Simple Past and Past Continuous Verb Tense Exercise 11 Simple Past and Past Perfect Simple Past, Present Perfect, and Past Perfect Verb Tense Exercise 13 Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous Reading Level Test#1

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Assignment: Timeline Sentences

On your personal Google Doc Notes, write at least 10 sentences based on your 'Life Timeline'. Use a variety of tenses and prepositions. Do you best to use correct grammar,but focus more on being interesting than being perfect :)

Jeff’s Example