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    ENGLISH 101

    BASIC COURSES ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT


    ENGLISH 101

    Past Events

    Week 13 – Session 13
    Simple past: regular verbs
    Learning outcome

    At the end of this session the students will be


    able to recognize regular verbs to talk about
    past events.
    Reflection from the experience

    Choose the right option

    Resource access: click here


    Reflection from the experience
    What did you do yesterday?
    I worked until
    What did you
    3 o’clock... in
    do yesterday?
    the morning…
    Simple past – Regular Verbs
    Simple past: Regular Verbs

    When we talk about something that has happened before (in the past) we need to
    change the verb. Create sentences by using the verbs showed here…

    PLAYED
    PLAY TALKED
    TALK
    HELPED
    HELP REGULAR
    DANCE
    DANCED
    LIKED
    LIKE
    JUMP
    JUMPED
    VERBS
    WORK
    WORKED
    Simple past: Regular Verbs

    Follow the lesson

    Resource access: click here


    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Study English

    She studied English.


    She didn’t study English.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Watch TV

    They watched TV.


    They didn’t watch TV.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Cook lunch

    He cooked lunch.
    He didn’t cook lunch.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Play chess

    He played chess.
    He didn’t play chess.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Listen to music

    He listened to music.
    He didn’t listen to music.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Stay at home

    They stayed at home.


    They didn’t stay at home.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Clean the house

    He cleaned the house.


    He didn’t clean the house.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Affirmative and negative sentences

    Talk about the project

    They talked about the project.


    They didn’t talk about the
    project.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Interrogative sentences

    Study English

    Did she study English?


    Yes, she did. / No, she didn’t.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Interrogative sentences

    Clean the house

    Did he clean the house?


    Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Interrogative sentences

    Talk about the project

    Did they talk about the


    project?
    Yes, they did. / No, they didn’t.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Interrogative sentences

    Stay home
    Study for a test

    What did she do yesterday?


    She stayed home and studied for a test.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Interrogative sentences

    Chat with some


    friends

    What did he do yesterday?


    He chatted with some friends.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    Interrogative sentences
    Study at the
    park

    What did they do yesterday?


    They studied at the park.
    Simple past: Regular Verbs
    ed Pronunciation /d/ /t/ /id/
    called worked invited

    cried asked visited

    played stopped wanted

    planned watched waited

    stayed missed needed

    enjoyed wished Acted

    cleaned danced dedicated

    learned looked decided

    studied finished started

    arrived walked created


    Applying what we have learned
    Applying what we have learned
    Collaborative work

    Create a conversation between your classmates


    and you in class about your last vacation. Use
    the prompts to help you.
    • Where / go?
    • Who / go with?
    • What / do there?
    • Stay/ in a hotel?
    • Have fun?
    Integrating what we have learnt
    Integrating what we have learned

    • Can I recognize regular verbs?


    • Can I talk about past events using the
    correct form of regular verbs?
    • Can I understand the class?
    Bibliographic References
    Bibliographic References

    Cambridge ESOL (N/Y). Ket English test, Authentic Examination


    papers. Cambridge University Press. United Kingdom.

    McCarten, J., McCarthy, M. & Sandiford, H. (2014). Touchstone.


    Cambridge University Press. United Kingdom.

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