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    Unit 19 - Simple Past Part II LV

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    Here is a draft response using verbs in the simple past tense: Last weekend, I relaxed at home. On Saturday, I slept in late because I was tired from the week. In the afternoon, I went to the park with my dog. We played fetch for a long time and he had fun chasing the ball. On Sunday, I needed to finish some homework so I stayed home and worked on my assignments. I also cooked dinner for my family. In the evening, I watched a movie on Netflix. It was a quiet weekend but I liked having time to rest.

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    Unit 19 - Simple Past Part II LV

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    Here is a draft response using verbs in the simple past tense: Last weekend, I relaxed at home. On Saturday, I slept in late because I was tired from the week. In the afternoon, I went to the park with my dog. We played fetch for a long time and he had fun chasing the ball. On Sunday, I needed to finish some homework so I stayed home and worked on my assignments. I also cooked dinner for my family. In the evening, I watched a movie on Netflix. It was a quiet weekend but I liked having time to rest.

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    The 2nd part of how to use and apply the past simple tense with auxiliary Did.

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    Here is a draft response using verbs in the simple past tense: Last weekend, I relaxed at home. On Saturday, I slept in late because I was tired from the week. In the afternoon, I went to the park with my dog. We played fetch for a long time and he had fun chasing the ball. On Sunday, I needed to finish some homework so I stayed home and worked on my assignments. I also cooked dinner for my family. In the evening, I watched a movie on Netflix. It was a quiet weekend but I liked having time to rest.

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    Unit 19 - Simple Past Part II LV

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    Here is a draft response using verbs in the simple past tense: Last weekend, I relaxed at home. On Saturday, I slept in late because I was tired from the week. In the afternoon, I went to the park with my dog. We played fetch for a long time and he had fun chasing the ball. On Sunday, I needed to finish some homework so I stayed home and worked on my assignments. I also cooked dinner for my family. In the evening, I watched a movie on Netflix. It was a quiet weekend but I liked having time to rest.

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    Simple Labor Day in the USA.

    The first Monday in September

    Past
    Road trip to the beach
    Read the following text and identify the verbs in the past tense.

    Last week I went to the beach with my family. It was a little


    improvised so we took a few things and hit the road.

    We only did one stop, to pee and buy some snacks. After that, we
    went back to the road. Once we got there, we rented a tent and two
    chairs. I threw my towel on the sand and I laid over it.

    After I tanned a little bit with the sun, I went to the sea
    and swam for a while. My brother and I drank a few
    glasses of rum with coke, my dad drank beer and my
    mom just had a little bit of orange juice.
    Road trip to the beach

    At noon we had some fish and fries for lunch. After that, the four of
    us went to take a swim in the beach.

    Around 05:00 PM we went back to the road and drove back home
    for about two hours.

    It was a pretty fun trip to make with the family. We had a great time
    together and I also have a cute tan.
    Simple Past

    What is the Howdo we use


    Simple Past? the Simple Past?
    The Simple Past is a verb We're going to use it only in
    tense to express things and affirmative expressions, for denying
    actions and questions we'll use DID.
    that took place in the past.
    Simple Past
    There are regular and irregular verbs.
    Let's see how can we conjugate them. I played soccer when I was
    Regular young.
    verb root + ed
    He played soccer when he was
    To play Played young.

    To ask Asked It doesn't matter the subject


    To close Closed or pronoun, the conjugation
    is going to be the same.
    To enjoy Enjoyed
    Simple Past
    There are regular and irregular verbs.
    Let's see how can we conjugate them. I came yesterday and you
    Irregular weren't there.
    There is not a rule to conjugate them
    We came yesterday and you
    To break Broke weren't there.

    To come Came It doesn't matter the subject


    To eat Ate or pronoun, the conjugation
    is going to be the same.
    To get Got
    STOP FOR A MOMENT!
    Let's focus on the correct
    pronunciation.

    cooked worked talked


    kúked worked toked
    kúkt workt tokt
    Simple Past
    Undetermined time
    The other day... Because the Simple Past
    is used to express
    Ages ago...
    something that happened
    A long time ago...
    in the past, it is often
    associated with timing
    Determined time
    expressions like...
    Last week...
    When I was a child...
    Yesterday...
    A week ago...
    Simple Past
    Affirmative
    Sentences Noun/Pronoun + verb in past tense + complement.

    We watched that movie


    I won the last challenge.
    last year.

    She studied math last You bought the wrong


    night. brand of butter.
    Most Common Regular Verbs

    Act Close Die Imagine Play Stop Wash


    Add Cook Dry Kiss Prefer Talk Watch
    Ask Call Enjoy Kill Promise Thank Wish
    Answer Change Explain Laugh Repeat Touch Work
    Arrive Charge Follow Like Rain Use
    Brush Clean Finish Look Remember Visit
    Belong Cry Help Miss Smile Wait
    Beg Dance Hope Marry Study Want
    Believe Dress Happen Open Smoke Walk
    Most Common Irregular Verbs

    Awake Break Dig Feel Give Hurt Lie


    Beat Bring Do Fight Go Keep Light
    Become Build Draw Find Grow Know Lose
    Begin Burn Dream Fly Hang Lay Make
    Bend Buy Drink Forbid Have Lead Mean
    Bet Catch Drive Forget Hear Learn Meet
    Bite Choose Eat Forgive Hide Leave Overcome
    Bleed Come Fall Freeze Hit Lend Pay
    Blow Cut Feed Get Hold Let Put
    Most Common Irregular Verbs

    Read Send Sing Stand Teach Weave


    Ride Set Sit Steal Tear Weep Go to the link to
    Ring Sew Sleep Stick Tell Wet conjugate the
    Rise Shake Slide Stink Think Win verbs
    Run Shine Speak Strike Throw Write
    Say Shoot Spend Swear Understan
    d
    See Show Spit Sweep Upset
    Seek Shrink Split Swim Wake
    Sell Shut Spread Take Wear
    http://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-english.html
    Let's practice!
    Match the infinitive verbs with their picture and the conjugation in Simple
    Past:

    felt To
    pay

    paid To
    bring

    brought To
    feel
    Let's practice!
    Match the infinitive verbs with their picture and the conjugation in Simple
    Past:

    sent To
    sleep

    read To
    read

    slept To
    send
    Simple Past
    Order the following sentences:
    - They on TV watched the game.
    -I to home have walked lunch.

    -She when played was little


    - died last My father year. the piano she .

    -yesterday that We crossed -but they didn't. They wanted


    bridge . to call,
    Let's practice!
    Complete the sentence with the correct regular verb in Past
    tense:

    (to work) I from home.

    (to talk) She with me yesterday.

    (look) They for you everywhere but you

    weren't there.

    (hope) He for the best.


    Let's practice!
    Complete the sentence with the correct irregular verb in Past tense:

    (buy) We the groceries earlier today.

    (to eat/to leave) You all the food and nothing.

    (to get) I home at 9pm.

    (to send) She the emails a week ago.

    (to have) I to finish the paperwork for this weekend.


    Let's practice!
    You can create sentences using have/need/like/want in Past tense + and
    infinitive verb just like in the present simple.

    Subject + have/need/like/want in past tense + infinitive verb.

    Had Liked

    Needed Wanted
    What did you do last w eekend?
    Describe your last weekend and the things you did. Your
    teacher is going to help you with the verbs.

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