Understanding the structure and use of Past Tense. Constructing sentences using past tense. Filling in the spaces with the correct verb in past tense. Developing a paragraph, applying the past tense.
Expressing past events. Telling anecdotes or historical incidents. Referring to memories. Go > went Take > took Be > was, were Play > played Buy > bought Have > had Run> ran Drink > drank Eat > ate Cook > cooked Choose >chose Begin > began Become > became Say> said Look>looked Cry > cried
Understanding the significance to use past tense in everyday conversations to communicate with other individuals. RespectTolerance ResponsibilityEffort
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Write down a 10-lined about what you did last vacations. Use past tense and punctuation correctly. As well as suitable structure. Send the to the professors mail account.
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