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    GRAMMAR

    WEEK 2
    PREVIOUS
    KNOWLEDGE
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

    • Mention tenses of different verbs.


    • Use the correct tenses of different
    verbs.
    STARTER
    The pupils play an
    online game here:
    https://quizizz.com/join?gc=88955826
    CONNECT
    1.What is a verb?

    The teacher 2. Give examples of


    verbs.
    asks the
    questions in 3. Why are verbs
    the box. important?
    VERBS
    A verb is an action or a state of being. The action
    verbs are the easiest to find because they are
    verbs of DOING.
    My sister dances for hours.
    A state of being verbs shows that something
    EXISTS.
    You are my friend.
    VERB TENSES

    A verb tense tells us when an action is carried


    out.
    Present tense shows that the action is
    happening now, or is a habit. For example, I cook
    every day.
    Past tense shows that an action has happened
    already. For example, I cooked beans yesterday.
    The future tense shows that an action will
    happen later. It uses the helping verbs
    “will”, and “going to” before the main
    verb. For example, I will cook rice
    tomorrow.
    PAST PARTICIPLES

    The Past participle is a word derived from a verb


    that can be used as an adjective to form perfect
    verb tenses and to form the passive voice. They
    are usually used with helping verbs “have,"
    "has," or "had" to indicate completed actions or
    states. For Example, I have cooked noodles for
    breakfast.
    Base word Past Tense Past Participle

    Regular Verbs Walk Walked Walked

    A regular verb is a verb that


    forms its simple past tense or Work Worked Worked
    past participle by adding –d or –
    ed. Examples of regular verbs
    are: walk, work, study, verify, Study Studied Studied

    count, pull, flush, brush, shout,


    etc.
    Verify Verified Verified
    One-form Irregular Verb

    Irregular Verbs Base Word Past Tense Past Participle

    An irregular verb is a verb that does not Put Put Put

    form its simple past tense or past Hit Hit Hit


    Burst Burst Burst
    participle by simply adding –d or –ed, Cut Cut Cut
    rather, the spelling of the base words is Two-form Irregular Verb

    either left unchanged or altered. Buy Bought Bought


    Bring Brought Brought
    There are three types of irregular verbs, Fight Fought Fought

    namely: Read /ri:d/ Read /red/ Read /red/


    Come Came Come
     One-form irregular verbs Run Ran Run

     Two-form irregular verbs Three-form Irregular Verb

     Three-form irregular verbs


    Sing Sang Sung
    Ring Rang Rung
    Swim Swam Swum
    Eat Ate Eaten
    See Saw Seen
    Throw Threw Thrown
    Fly Flew Flown
    LET’S WORK IN
    GROUPS!
    .

    Every group will be given two


    pieces of cardboard paper;
    each pair will have four
    regular and four irregular
    verbs. Every group will be
    required to make sentences
    with the words.
    CONSOLIDATE

    Watch this video


    on verb tenses:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    v=OFVO3cRXwK8
    PLENARY
    https://www.liveworksheets.com/w/en/english-second-language-esl/107323

    Do this live worksheet


    •Classwork
    New progressive English, page 99 NO 1-10

    •Homework
    New progressive English, page 99 NO 11-30

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