Past simple
· Add ‘ed’, or ‘d’ or ‘ied’
· The dog barked all night long
· The kids played with the dog in the garden
· I walked
to the train station
Lead
in to past simple:Yesterday, I talked to her.
T: I
visited her. We watched TV. She cooked lunch. We listened to music.
This is
the same for all people and pronouns
The Simple
Past: Regular Verbs
Regular verbs make their past tense by adding -
d, - ed,
or (if the verb ends in a consonant + y), changing the y to i and then adding - ed.
Examples:
|
Simple of
regular verbs
T: I sometimes walk in the park.
S: You walked in the park yesterday.
T: I sometimes walk in the park.
S: You walked in the park yesterday.
Past Simple of irregular verbs
present simple: I have lunch at 12 every day.
present simple: I have lunch at 12 every day.
Lead in
to past simple: Yesterday I had lunch at 12.
T:
Yesterday I spoke to a friend. We went to the movies. We saw Eclipse. My friend
ate popcorn. I drank soda.
Past Simple of irregular verbs
T: I usually drink orange juice for breakfast. S: Yesterday you drank orange juice.
T: I usually drink orange juice for breakfast. S: Yesterday you drank orange juice.
Past Simple – Negative
forms
Say, 'Yesterday I talked to John. I didn't talk to Sarah.' alternating between affirmative and negative statements:
Sarah had lunch at 12. She didn’t have lunch at one. You went to the gym yesterday. You didn’t go to the movies.
And so on with all persons, singular and plural.
Say, 'Yesterday I talked to John. I didn't talk to Sarah.' alternating between affirmative and negative statements:
Sarah had lunch at 12. She didn’t have lunch at one. You went to the gym yesterday. You didn’t go to the movies.
And so on with all persons, singular and plural.
Do Past tense activities page 2 and 3
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‘WORKSHEET’
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