TIME EXPRESSIONS USED IN THE PAST TENSE Ms. DILIANA LUNA GARZA INGLÉS II

YesterdayToday is Monday.Yesterday was Sunday. Period of time + agoI went to the beach two days ago. Rodrigo arrived one hour ago. They visited Toronto three years ago. last + year, month, week, Monday. I slept a lot the last month. Diego worked hard in that factory last year. For + period of time.I traveled around Europe for one year.

UntilUntil three years, I live in Aguascalientes Before + activityHe called before going to the park. They watched the movie before he left. in the morning in the afternoon in the evening * I woke up in the morning very late. Chuck talked with my father in the evening. *These time expressions are used in the past when they have already passed.

O Interrogative sentences (yes / no questions) AuxiliarySubjectVerb in base form Complement Didyouvisitmy brother last month? Make 5 yes/no questions using the pronouns: you, he, she, it, we, and they.

TYPESUBJECTAUXILIARY VERB MAIN VERB COMPLEMENT Affirmative with irregular verbs Isawa movie yesterday. Affirmative with regular verbs Youtraveledto Peru two years ago. NegativeTheydidnotwashhis car. NegativeShedidnotseea play yesterday. QuestionDidwebuya new car?

O Wh questions with auxiliary did. Wh questionAuxiliarySubjectVerbComplement Whendidyouvisityour grandpa? What Who Where How Which Complete the chart forming WH-questions in the Simple Past tense.

O Copy the next letter. Then, underline the verbs in the past form. May 26th Dear Megan, My visit to Canada is coming to an end. Yesterday was my last day at Toronto’s University. I´m going back home in a week. I´m sad to leave because the Daltons were really nice to me. Two weeks ago, I traveled to Ontario. The hotel was near all the stores and it was very comfortable. The weather was really nice. While we were there, Fabby and I visited the Niagara falls. We spent the whole day there! It was fantastic! What´s new with you? Write soon. Love Lucía

O Biblography English Paula Flores/ Katherine Urquijo Patria Rally on 2 and 3 Manuel Luna/ Adriana del Paso Macmillan