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Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde CdL Economia e Gestione Aziendale UNIT 5 a.a. 2013/2014

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde  Review of Unit 4 pp  Unit 5:  Past simple of be: was/were  Past simple regular verbs  Past simple irregular verbs  Past simple regular & irregular

1.Turn on 2.Ride 3.Tell 4.Play 5.Take 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.draw

1.I can ………………….. well 2.I can ………………….. well

1.I can ………………….. well 2.I can ………………….. well a.paint b.ride a bike c.swim d.dance e.play chess f.Sing

I love ……………………….-ing …………… 1.Chatting with friends 2.Taking pictures 3.Drawing 4.Watching TV 5.Walking 6.Giving/receiving presents a. b. c. d. e. f.

third

were was

were was wasn’twas were was were was were weren’twas

I was born on _______ I was born in _______ My parents were born In _________ My grandparents were born in __________

Chopin Warsaw Poland Joan of Arc Paris France 1.Turn on 2.Ride 3.Tell 4.Play 5.Take 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.draw 1.Tur n on 2.Rid e 3.Tell 4.Pla y 5.Tak e 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.dra w

Nelson London England Garibaldi Rome Italy 1.Turn on 2.Ride 3.Tell 4.Play 5.Take 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.draw 1.Turn on 2.Ride 3.Tell 4.Play 5.Take 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.draw

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde Present simplePast simple Am, IsWas AreWere I’m not, he isn’t, they aren’tI wasn’t, she wasn’t, they weren’t Am I? Is he? Are they?Was I? Was she? Were they? Aren’t you? Isn’t she?Weren’t you? Wasn’t she? Present simplePast simple I’m a doctorI was a doctor She’s a teacherShe was a teacher They’re gorgeousThey were gorgeous Are they Italian?Were they Italian? Is she happy?Was she happy? Aren’t you George? Isn’t she Jane?Weren’t you George? Wasn’t she Jane?

Pianist Composer Leader Sailor politician 1.Turn on 2.Ride 3.Tell 4.Play 5.Take 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.draw

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde  From verb to person - + er/or  Sell – seller  Act – actor  Love – lover  From noun to person - + ist/ian  Art – artist  Music – musician  Science – scientist

They bought two cheap tickets to Sydney 1 3 They arrived to Heathrow airport 2 They wanted to go to Australia They checked in and waited for the plane to leave 4 Six hours later they landed at a big airport 5 6 They changed planes

1 The plane landed after o nly an hour 78 We walked to the information desk

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde Present simplePast simple I/you/we/they workI/you/we/they worked He/She/It worksHe/She/It worked I/you/we/they don’t work, he/she/it doesn’t work I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they didn’t work Do I/you/we/they work? Does she/he/it work? Did I/he/she/it/you/we/they work? Don’t I/you/we/they work? Doesn’t she/he/it work? Didn’t I/she/he/it/you/we/they work?

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde  The suffix -ed can be pronounced in three different ways according to the verb ending 1. / ɪ d/ - verbs ending in -t and -d (start, end) 2. /t/ - verbs ending in -k, -ch, -sh, -ss, -p, -x (kissed, walked, washed, watched, pump, fix) 3. /d/ - the other verbs ending with a consonant and –e (turned, solved)

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde InfinitiveSimple pastPast participle GoWentGone ComeCameCome DriveDroveDriven GetGot SleepSlept DoDidDone FindFound CanCouldBeen able to TakeTookTaken Read SpeakSpokeSpoken BuyBought

1.did you wear 2.did you go 3.did you do 4.did she go 5.did you have 6.did it finish 7.did you get 8.Did you have 1.Turn on 2.Ride 3.Tell 4.Play 5.Take 6.Use 7.Get 8.Run 9.Go 10.draw

Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde  Holiday Report p. 61  Write a report on your holiday and send it to me: