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    Unit 1 The Simple Past Tense

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    The document discusses the simple past tense. It aims to identify the past simple tense and use its rules to solve exercises. The simple past tense is used to talk about actions that started and finished in the past, including completed actions, habits in the past, and time references like "last week." It provides examples of regular verbs like "watch-watched" and irregular verbs like "see-saw." It discusses the forms for to be (was-were), affirmative/negative/interrogative examples, and exercises for students to practice changing verbs to the past tense.

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    The document discusses the simple past tense. It aims to identify the past simple tense and use its rules to solve exercises. The simple past tense is used to talk about actions that started and finished in the past, including completed actions, habits in the past, and time references like "last week." It provides examples of regular verbs like "watch-watched" and irregular verbs like "see-saw." It discusses the forms for to be (was-were), affirmative/negative/interrogative examples, and exercises for students to practice changing verbs to the past tense.

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    The document discusses the simple past tense. It aims to identify the past simple tense and use its rules to solve exercises. The simple past tense is used to talk about actions that started and finished in the past, including completed actions, habits in the past, and time references like "last week." It provides examples of regular verbs like "watch-watched" and irregular verbs like "see-saw." It discusses the forms for to be (was-were), affirmative/negative/interrogative examples, and exercises for students to practice changing verbs to the past tense.

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    The document discusses the simple past tense. It aims to identify the past simple tense and use its rules to solve exercises. The simple past tense is used to talk about actions that started and finished in the past, including completed actions, habits in the past, and time references like "last week." It provides examples of regular verbs like "watch-watched" and irregular verbs like "see-saw." It discusses the forms for to be (was-were), affirmative/negative/interrogative examples, and exercises for students to practice changing verbs to the past tense.

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    The Simple

    Past Tense
    Aim: Identify the past simple
    tense and use its rules to
    solve exercises .
    To talk about actions that started and finished
    in the past.

    A serie of completed actions in the past .


    Simple
    Uses Past Tense

    Habits in the past.


    Simple Past Tense

    REGULAR IRREGULAR
    TO BE VERBS VERBS
    TIME REFERENCE
    LAST WEEK 2 HOURS AGO
    LAST SEPTEMBER 10 MINUTES AGO
    LAST NIGHT 5 YEARS AGO
    YESTERDAY
    LAST YEAR 2 WEEKS AGO
    YESTERDAY MORNING
    LAST MONDAY 3 DAYS AGO YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
    LAST WEEKEND A MINUTE AGO
    LAST MONTH HALF AN HOUR AGO
    LAST CHRISTMAS 30 MINUTES AGO
    To be: Was - were
    Affirmative

    was
    I
    At the hospital
    He Yesterday
    In class
    She Last month
    At home
    It Sad Last year
    Happy In 1919

    You
    We
    were Mad
    Bored
    On july

    They
    Ariel was at the doctor’s yesterday
    morning.
    To be: Was - were
    Negative

    Wasn’t
    He At the hospital
    Yesterday
    She In class
    Last month
    It (Was not) At home
    Last year
    Sad
    Happy In 1919

    Weren’t
    You Mad On july
    We Bored
    They (were not)
    We weren’t in London last
    summer.
    To be: Was - were
    Interrogative

    I
    Was He
    She At the hospital Yesterday
    It In class Last month
    At home
    Sad
    Last year
    In 2019
    ?
    Were You
    We
    Happy
    Mad
    On july
    Bored
    They
    To be: Was - were
    Possible answers

    I I

    Wasn’t
    He He
    She Was She
    It It
    Yes, No,

    Weren’t
    You
    You
    We
    Were We
    They They
    Were they at home last night?

    No, they weren’t.


    Let’s Practise
    Make these sentences TRUE for you: Use was/were in the
    correct form:
    Wasn’t
    1. It ________________ Christmas Day yesterday.
    2. We _______________25
    Weren’t students in class.
    3. I ___________________
    was ill last week.
    4. It ________________sunny
    was yesterday morning.
    5. I __________________
    was born in 1989.
    6. Maths ___________________
    was on Monday at 10:35.
    were
    7. They ___________________at a school trip last month.
    was
    8. My mother _________________ angry yesterday.
    Spelling in regular verbs(-d/-ed/-ied)

    • 1) Vowel + consonant: Double the consonant


    stop – stopped
    travel - travelled

    • 2) Add –d, when the verb ends with –e


    share – shared
    like – liked

    • 3) A consonant + 'y‘:
    Change 'y' to 'i' Then add -ed.
    tidy - tidied
    cry - cried
    Let’s Practise

    Change the verb to a regular verb


    1. Jane _______________
    watched a film. (watch)

    2. He _______________
    carried a box. (carry)

    3. They ___________
    helped their father (help)

    4. John and Amy ______________things


    swapped (swap)

    5. I _____________
    talked to Andrew (talk)

    6. Susan __________
    danced with Peter. (dance)
    Irregular
    verbs
    Affirmative

    I
    you
    He
    Regular verb
    She or complement
    It Irregular verb
    We
    they
    Ana and Mark walked to the park
    yesterday .
    Negative

    I
    you
    He
    She Didn’t Base form complement
    It
    We
    verb
    they
    She didn’t read a book last Saturday .
    Interrogative

    I
    you
    He
    Did She Base form complement ?
    It
    We
    verb
    they
    Possible answers

    I I
    you you
    He
    Yes, She Did. No,
    He
    She
    Didn’t.
    It It
    We We
    they they
    Did you ride a horse in your last vacation?

    Yes, I did.
    Let’s Practise
    complete these sentences!
    https://wordwall.net/es/
    resource/4875388/past-tense
    EXIT TICKET
    ○ 1.-The most important thing I learned
    today was…
    ○ 2. AN EXAMPLE OF THAT IS…
    ○ 3.- What do I need to improve on?

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    JOB!
    THANKS
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