Where were you yesterday at 6 p.m.?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Advertisements

 The timeline  The exact point(moment)of action  The approach to the action,

SPELLING RULES FOR SIMPLE PAST TENSE OF REGULAR VERBS.

Adding –s, -es, -ing and -ed

It's Easy to Spell -ed Words!.

Company Success Language School presents:

'Regular and Irregular Verbs'.

Past Simple Indefinite Tense

Presented by Karen Inchy

Grammatical tenses Past tense. Form: Simple Past I walked You walked He/she/it walked We/you/they walked So: verb + ed.

PAST SIMPLE. VERB TO BE (WAS/ WERE) I WAS HE SHE IT YOU WERE WE THEY I was at the cinema yesterday Lucy was in class You were happy two hours ago.

Simple Past vs Present Perfect Simple Bahçeşehir University Preparatory Program Academic Year.

Done by: Sohartime team

The simple past by Mauricio Yemi. When do we use the simple past? To talk about finished actions in the past To mention the specific time of an action.

with verbs in present and past

Words ending in -ing We often use verbs that end in –ing. She is studying in the library. The smiling boy waved at me. Spelling –ing words is easy.

PAST SIMPLE & CONTINUOUS. Past Simple Form + S + verb in the SIMPLE PAST Regular verbs add –ed Spelling rules *1 syllable verbs (CVC) double the last.

NAME: PABLO LÓPEZ SÁNCHEZ GROUP:B1ºI.C.. PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS FORM : Affirmative form: Subject + verb in the past Ex: swim/swam(irregular verb)

PAST SIMPLE or PAST CONTINUOUS

REGULAR AND IRREGULAR FORMS SIMPLE PAST TENSE REGULAR AND IRREGULAR FORMS Yuly Andrea Gamboa Rojas.

Simple Past Time Suraeli 6A

The Past Simple Tense.

B. Troeva, New Bulgarian University

The Past Simple Tense.

PAST SIMPLE & CONTINUOUS

There are two kinds of verbs

The simple past by Mauricio Yemi.

Simple Past Tense We use the simple past tense to talk about what happened at a definite time in the past. There are some common expressions we use: yesterday,

THE PAST SIMPLE.

Usage 1. Use the Past Simple to express an action that started and finished at a specific time in the past. Sometimes, the speaker may not actually mention.

Past Simple Positive + ed you work they ed ed I work he she work it we

The Past Simple Tense.

2 E 1 S E M N G Simple Past Tense

SIMPLE PAST TENSE yesterday last year in years ago in 1995

Yesterday I went for a swim.

The Past Simple Tense.

PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS

The Past Simple Tense.

UNIVERSITY OF MONTENEGRO

Simple Past, Past continuous and Past perfect Simple and Continuous

REGULAR VERBS: PAST FORM

The Past Simple Tense.

Teacher Silvino Sieben

Past simple Unit 5 ---by May, Maxine Oct. 20, 2017.

2A past simple: regular and irregular verbs

SMART CHOICE LEVEL 4 GRAMMAR UNIT 9.

+ing I love dancing. I like shopping. I don’t mind travelling by bus.

Regular and Irregular Verbs

Primary Longman Elect 3B Chapter 4 Simple past tense (1)

Regular and Irregular Verbs

Simple Past Tense We use the simple past tense to talk about what happened at a definite time in the past. There are some common expressions we use: yesterday,

7B past simple: regular verbs

SIMPLE PAST REGULAR VERBS.

PAST SIMPLE VS PAST CONTINUOUS

7B past simple: regular verbs

PAST SIMPLE To be.

THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE.

PAST PROGRESSIVE TO BE + Verb – ING

The Past Simple Tense.

PAST SIMPLE by Petra Halfarová.

REGURLAR and IRREGULAR VERBS

The Simple Past.

Presentation transcript:

Where were you yesterday at 6 p.m.?

The Simple Past of the verb TO BE I was You were He / She / It was We were You were They were

Negative form The Simple Past of the verb TO BE I wasn’t or I was not You weren’t or You were not He / She / It wasn’t or He / She / It was not We weren’t or We were not You weren’t or You were not They weren’t or They were not

Interrogative form The Simple Past of the verb TO BE Was I …..? Were you ….? Was he / she / it …..? Were we …..? Were you…..? Were they……?

The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS is VERY EASY: I worked You worked He / She / It worked We worked They worked

Negative form The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS A typical mistake: I didn’t worked I didn’t work You didn’t work He / She / It didn’t work We didn’t work They didn’t work

Interrogative form The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS A typical mistake: Did I worked? Did I work? Did you work? Did he / she / it work? Did we work? Did they work?

Spelling variations If a verb ends in -E…. Then we just add -D The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS Spelling variations If a verb ends in -E…. Then we just add -D EXAMPLES: LIVE D SMOKE D

If a monosyllabic verb ends in 1 VOWEL + The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS Spelling variations If a monosyllabic verb ends in 1 VOWEL + CONSONANT Then we double the final consonant EXAMPLES: STOP STOPPED ROB ROBBED BUT CLEAN CLEANED

Spelling variations 1 VOWEL + EXAMPLES: preFERred preFER perMIT The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS Spelling variations If the verb has more than ONE syllable and ends with 1 VOWEL + CONSONANT We double the final consonant ONLY if the final syllable is stressed EXAMPLES: preFERred preFER perMIT perMITted BUT LIStened LISten

Spelling variations 1 VOWEL + EXAMPLES: TRAvelled TRAvel CANcelled The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS Spelling variations If the verb ends with 1 VOWEL + L We ALWAYS double the final consonant even if the final syllable is not stressed EXAMPLES: TRAvelled TRAvel CANcelled CANcel

Spelling variations CONSONANT+ EXAMPLES: TRIED TRY CRY CRIED BUT The Simple Past of REGULAR VERBS Spelling variations If the verb ends with CONSONANT+ Y Y becomes I before ED EXAMPLES: TRIED TRY CRY CRIED BUT PLAYED PLAY

The Simple Past of IRREGULAR VERBS: = 2nd COLUMN EXAMPLE: TO DRIVE DROVE DRIVEN I drove You drove He / She / It drove We drove They drove

Negative form The Simple Past of IRREGULAR VERBS A typical mistake: I didn’t drove I didn’t drive You didn’t drive He / She / It didn’t drive We didn’t drive They didn’t drive

Interrogative form The Simple Past of IRREGULAR VERBS A typical mistake: Did I drove? Did I drive? Did you drive? Did he / she / it drive? Did we drive? Did they drive?