1. Welcome to WTT Elementary Writing Day 4

2. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 1 Suddenly, he hit by a ball. Suddenly, he was hit by a ball. ( 수동 ) Suddenly, he hit a ball.

3. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 2 Some people was playing football and didn’t notice him. Some people were playing football and didn’t notice him.

4. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 3 He threw the ball to the man / He threw the ball at the man to = catch at = aiming

5. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 4 The ball damaged the man and they had to call an embulance. The ball injured the man and they had to call an ambulance.

6. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 5 I found it when I was in downtown. I found it when I was downtown. go to home, overseas, abroad, downtown, upstairs, downstairs, outside, inside, there, here, somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, 동사 +ing

7. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 6 He spent a happy day. He had a happy day. He spent a happy day with her. He spent a few days in Boston. to spend time - to pass (time) in a particular manner, place, etc

8. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 7 I will go trip when I have free time after this course. I will go on a trip when I have free time after this course. a trip = 여행 / to trip – 넘어지다 take a trip, go on a trip, have a trip, travel go on a diet, date, picnic, business, honeymoon, vacation, break

9. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 8 After his alarm went off, he waked up and jumped out of bed. After his alarm went off, he woke up and jumped out of bed.

10. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 9 He hitted his head with a rock by accident and had to go to the hospital. He hit his head with a rock by accident and had to go to the hospital.

11. Review --- Find and fix the mistake 10 He spreaded his arms around her and give her a big hug. He spread his arms around her and gave her a big hug.

12. Tense Most writing is in the past tense as a lot of story telling is done in the past (what you did last weekend, a story from last summer, a fairy tale from once upon a time, etc.)

13. A Vacation to Remember It was 2001 and I am a middle schools student. It is the first time I leave Korea. I go to Japan with my parents and siblings. Everything is so different. We arrive at the airport early in the morning. We check in and go through security and immigration in no time. I remember all the different types of people in the airport. There aren’t many people from other countries living in Korea in 2002 so I am stunned by how many unique faces I see. My parents buy me a present to keep me busy on the plane. Last vacation we take a trip to Busan I fight and hit my siblings a lot. The presents keep us from fighting. Our plane land in Tokyo and I hear this strange language in the terminal. It is Japanese. I look at the other Japanese girls my age. They have their own sense of fashion. I can tell they’re not Korean. Huge neon signs flash all sorts of words. I do not know what they mean. I am captivated by the strange spelling and the people walking on the sidewalks. I realize I am no longer in Korea. A sense of fear and curiosity hits me. We get to our hotel and I immediately occupy my side of the bed where I spread my clothes so my sister doesn’t take it. I let her have the right side while I take the left side. When I am young I care about which side I sleep on. Now I don’t care. I stare out the window. I take in the vastness of Tokyo and its strange sights. I look forward to telling my friends back home about my new adventure.

14. A Vacation to Remember It was 2001 and I was a middle schools student. It was the first time I left Korea. I went to Japan with my parents and siblings. Everything was so different. We arrived at the airport early in the morning. We checked in and went through security and immigration in no time. I remember all the different types of people in the airport. There weren’t many people from other countries living in Korea in 2002 so I was stunned by how many unique faces I saw. My parents bought me a present to keep me busy on the plane. Last vacation we took a trip to Busan I fought and hit my siblings a lot. The presents kept us from fighting. Our plane landed in Tokyo and I heard this strange language in the terminal. It was Japanese. I looked at the other Japanese girls my age. They had their own sense of fashion. I could tell they’re (were) not Korean. Huge neon signs flashed all sorts of words. I did not know what they mean. I was captivated by the strange spelling and the people walking on the sidewalks. I realized I am no longer in Korea. A sense of fear and curiosity hit me. We got to our hotel and I immediately occupied my side of the bed where I spread my clothes so my sister didn’t take it. I let her have the right side while I took the left side. When I was young I cared about which side I slept on. Now I don’t care. I stared out the window. I took in the vastness of Tokyo and its strange sights. I looked forward to telling my friends back home about my new adventure.

15. Regular Past Tense 1. walk – walked 2. talk – talked 3. work – worked 4. __________ - ____________ 5. __________ - ____________ 6. __________ - ____________

16. 1. go – went 2. eat – ate 3. have – had 4. take – took 5. give - __________________ 8. break - _________________ 6. drive - __________________ 9. tell - _________________ 7. ride - ____________________ 10. write - _________________ 11. fight - ___________________ 13. bring - __________________ 12. teach - __________________ 14. think - __________________ 15. drink - __________________ 13. swim - ___________________ 16. sing - ___________________ 17. keep – ___________________ 18. sleep - ___________________ 19. sweep - __________________ 20. weep - ___________________ 21. wear - ___________________ 22. swear - ____________________ 23. _______ - _________________ 24. _____ - _____________________

17. Irregular Past Tense 1. Let – Let 2. Cut - Cut 3. Put – Put 4. Fit – Fit 5. Hurt – Hurt 6. Hit – Hit 7. Spread – Spread 8. Cost – Cost 9. Quit – Quit 10. Shut – Shut 11. Spit – Spit 12. Spread – Spread 13. Wet - Wet

18. A Vacation to Remember Write about a vacation you had (last summer, last winter, your honeymoon, a memorable trip)