September 5th keen on

Hi, I think at school I was taught this construction:

keen on + gerund 

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What does it mean to ‘know a word’?

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2 VERB TENSES

12 CONJUGATIONS

3 Perfect Tense

Have you ever had...
Past Perfect/ Present Perfect Progressive
4 Forms on the Board

FUTURE
By the time
How will
Had the course begun
Have you ever talked

Future Perfect - meaning Approach

P.

Form.
Clarification MPF

Pres. Perfect
Have you ever
Key problems
Pres. Perfect

B)In the meantime - the past up to this moment - expresses unfinished action
unfinished past action
C) recent action - wich produces a kind of result in the present - expressed
recent indefinite past actions

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So, for example, I would write or say: 

I'm keen on improving my English.
She is keen on making new friends.

Lately, I have often heard and seen this construction:

keen to + infinitive

For example, on CNN I heard this phrase:

Companies are keen to show their latest products at CEBIT.

Does this mean that both constructions are correct? Is there a difference between them?

Thank you all, my English language friends ;-).
Nicole

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Leading MPF system        G - V - F

Clarification MPF

Practice - controlled 

pre controlled

Freer

Lexical Item - model sentence

meaning practice - the procedure

Pier instructions

Eliciting - on the chest

Raport motivational device - super lesson

Aim use to 

pick our brains

1 main aim the wider - in the context of 

restrict - draw flowers

Avoid language - 

language speaking

pronunciation

equipment JOB

CCQs part 5

I do admire you have the Guts

 Action point to the future

Standart - At least we saw you trying

monitoring engage praise

Eliciting

Keep the Goal

ut they we can continue That later

I like slowly you kept expanding the vocabulary

You drill well

achievements

Randomly as  long as  planning instructions

the rest of the bunch Set are not effective

Does anyone knows all the ins and outs?

ccqs part four

Do you have a car?

Does He or She won the lottery

Conditionals

Present Perfect- confusing - hand out

1) check the meaning

grammar - dictionary

Assignments

All about concept checking

Big Language Analisys

Sequence Instructions are clear

guidelines

Checking - Stablish the Sequence - Straight to the Point

Slip or Handout

didn't planning

GIVING a SET - giving Instructions

Mingle - going around

to interact

CCQ's parte three

Does it happen now?

Did you own all the time?

Do you still have it?

2 Did you do it in the past?

Did you use it regularly - regular basis 

don't do it anymore

3Is he doing is right now?

Do I will figure out?

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4)Do you really really want to?

Something you don't have it and you want very much?

5) Is it JonhW Posibly, probably not

could it be?

pre quel

6) Is it happening now? It is in progress?

Is it Present Past or Future?

shop - collocations - copy desk - spelling Does she do it everyday?

CCQ part 2

I had a dress cleaned

Something is wasn't done for you

Timeline 

time is important for CCQ's

You don't do it anymore

posibility

more than 3 

2 actions in the past

Future Continuous is has a meaning

Strain - tensao - stress

putting strain into the students - colocando pressão

CCQ's Concept Checking Questions 

question - Was my explotation clear?

What do we do? questions with a short answer

Warm - Identify Yes/ No questions

Clarification

Clarifyinf Forms

Example He managed to sleep.

use grammar books and also a dictionary.

An undecided - confuse

re-eliciting - concept cheking

students grasps Wandered - walk slowly with purposes

CCQ only meaning 

form it is inneffective

lexis - does it snow from the sky - unclarifying - example white shit

very seldom muito raramente muito raro

Random - aleatorio aimless

Tim believes random wandering is the best way to know a city.

I used to smoke - regularly

did you

more than