Recognising past verb forms The choices are going to be: 1. Simple past (regular or irregular) e.g. I spoke She walked.

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Recognising past verb forms

The choices are going to be: 1. Simple past (regular or irregular) e.g. I spoke She walked

Recognising past verb forms 2. Past continuous e.g. They were running

Recognising past verb forms 3. Present perfect e.g. I have eaten

Recognising past verb forms 4. Past perfect e.g. We had written

Recognising past verb forms 5. Present perfect continuous e.g. Ive been waiting

Recognising past verb forms 6. Past perfect continuous e.g. They had been cleaning the car

Recognising past verb forms 7. used to construction e.g. You used to speak Russian

Recognising past verb forms Now, as you see each example, agree with your partner on its label

Recognising past verb forms The boys have been running

Recognising past verb forms Present perfect continuous

Recognising past verb forms We spoke to them in Chinese

Recognising past verb forms Simple past

Recognising past verb forms We used to smoke

Recognising past verb forms used to construction

Recognising past verb forms Ive been swimming all day

Recognising past verb forms present perfect continuous

Recognising past verb forms Shed had a headache

Recognising past verb forms past perfect

Recognising past verb forms Ive done it!

Recognising past verb forms present perfect

Recognising past verb forms Now a bit faster!

Recognising past verb forms They were walking through the park

Recognising past verb forms past continuous

Recognising past verb forms Did you mean that?

Recognising past verb forms simple past

Recognising past verb forms Had the child been crying?

Recognising past verb forms past perfect continuous

Recognising past verb forms Shed finished speaking

Recognising past verb forms past perfect

Recognising past verb forms I never used to smoke.

Recognising past verb forms used to construction

Recognising past verb forms Now a bit faster!

Recognising past verb forms I was wondering about your family.

Recognising past verb forms past continuous

Recognising past verb forms Shes been working all day.

Recognising past verb forms present perfect continuous

Recognising past verb forms Had you not seen that film before?

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