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    The document provides instruction on English grammar lessons related to the past tense. It includes examples of regular and irregular past tense verbs. It discusses using the past tense to talk about finished actions and provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using irregular verbs in the past tense. It also includes exercises for students to practice forming sentences in the past tense.

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    The document provides instruction on English grammar lessons related to the past tense. It includes examples of regular and irregular past tense verbs. It discusses using the past tense to talk about finished actions and provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using irregular verbs in the past tense. It also includes exercises for students to practice forming sentences in the past tense.

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    CARRERA PROFESIONAL:

    ADMINISTRACION DE OBRAS DE
    CONSTRUCCION CIVIL

    UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA:

    INGLES

    UNIDAD DE APRENDIZAJE 4:
    PLANS
    TIME TO REVIEW
    PAST TENSE : REGULAR VERBS
    ADD- ED TO THE BASE (INFINITE) FORM OF THE VERB

    VISIT
    PAST TENSE : REGULAR VERBS
    PAST TENSE : REGULAR VERBS
    YES /NO QUESTIONS
    TIME EXPRESSIONS FOR THE PAST TENSE
    TIME TO PRACTICE

    PAST TENSE: REGULAR VERBS

    https://wordwall.net/play/4901/404/4706
    1-The man ________(not
    didn´t clean clean)his car in the morning
    2-When I was a child I _______ liked (like)toys
    3-My grandparents ______ lived (live)in Madrid when they were young
    4-She _________(not
    Didn’t cook cook) rice with fish
    5-The shop _________ closed (close) at 6:30
    6-I ____________
    finished (finish)the book last night. The end was great
    7-The policeman ___________(arrest)
    arrested the criminals
    8-The old woman ________(carry)a
    carried heavy bag
    9-The baby was hungry and he _________(cry) cried
    10-I __________(dance)with
    danced my friends in the disco
    11-Last year we __________(learn)
    learned a lot of vocabulary
    12The boy________(brush)his
    brushed teeth and ______(comb)his
    combed hair
    13-The doctor ________(ask)me
    asked about my diet
    LESSON 15

    Learning objectives:

    • Identify irregular past


    verbs

    • Use the simple past to talk


    about finished actions
    PAY ATTENTION!

    GO WENT HE WENT TO THE STORE

    COME CAME MY SON CAME HOME


    PAY ATTENTION!

    TAKE TOOK THEY TOOK A PICTURE

    SEE SAW SHE SAW A MOVIE


    THIS TENSE IS ALSO KNOWN AS SIMPLE PAST
    POSITIVE Irregular verbs
    NEGATIVE QUESTIONS Yes, he was.
    No ,he wasn’t
    I
    I
    He
    She
    was wasn’t at school Was
    he

    yesterday. she at school


    It it yesterday?
    We we

    You were weren’t Were you


    Yes ,they were
    They they
    No ,they weren’t

    WAS/WERE
    VERB TO BE
    Irregular verbs
    • To talk About what happened yesterday,
    we use the past tense

    Go went
    Irregular verbs
    change eat ate
    completely
    example:
    do did
    Irregular verbs
    Irregular
    verbs
    AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

    Subject + verb(past)+C

    Ex: You BOUGHT tickets for the


    concert.
    PUT THE VERBS BETWEEN BRACKETS IN
    THE SIMPLE PAST:

    MADE
    • 1) The baker __________ (make) a cake for my birthday.
    TOOK (take) a picture of the mountain.
    • 2) They __________
    TAUGHT ( teach) the student’s grammar yesterday.
    • 3) The teacher __________

    grandchildren.
    TOLD
    • 4) The grandmother __________ ( tell) an old story to her

    WENT ( go) to the zoo last weekend.


    • 5) We __________
    WROTE ( write) a letter to his friend.
    • 6) Tom __________
    SAW
    • 7) I __________ ( see) the moon in the sky last night.
    Irregular NEGATIVE SENTENCES

    verbs Subject + didn’t + infinitive

    Ex: You didn’t buy tickets for


    the concert.
    COMPLETE THE SENTENCES
    IN NEGATIVE FORM:

    • I didn’t buy the flowers yesterday.(buy)

    • I didn’t go to the institute on the last day. (go)

    • She didn’t write a letter last night.(write)

    • He didn’t come to school yesterday. (come)


    Irregular INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

    verbs Did + subject + infinitive

    Ex: DID SHE BUY A CD?


    Ask and answer. Follow the model.


    Michael / do / his
    homework?

    Did Michael do his homework?


    Yes, he did.
    x
    Ann / eat / pizza?

    Did Ann eat a hamburger?


    No, she didn’t.

    they / win / the
    game?

    Did they win the match?


    Yes, they did.
    x
    Sue / catch / the
    bus to work?

    Did Sue ride her bike to work?


    No, she didn’t.

    they / go / to
    the beach?

    Did they go to the beach?


    Yes, they did.
    x
    you / make / an
    apple pie?

    Did you make a mince pie?


    No, I didn’t.

    Peter/ buy / a
    new camera?

    Did Peterbuy a new camera?


    Yes, he did.
    x
    Maggie / drink /
    water?

    Did Maggie drink beer?


    No, she didn’t.
    WHAT DID YOU DO LAST
    WEEKEND?

    WHAT DID YOU DO LAST


    WEEK?
    USING TWO VERBS
    TO ANSWER

    WHAT DID YOU DO ON


    YOUR LAST VACATION?
    THANKS
    FOR
    YOUR
    ATTENTION!

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