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APRENADE 8th 27 Anticipation Unit 3: Past Times: LESSON 1 "The Fire Started at A Baker S"

The document discusses verb tenses and forms, specifically the past simple and past continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of regular and irregular verbs in the past simple affirmative and negative forms. It also covers the past simple question form and short answer forms using "did" and "was/were". Additionally, it discusses the past continuous tense affirmative, negative and question forms and examples of its use to describe ongoing past actions.
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APRENADE 8th 27 Anticipation Unit 3: Past Times: LESSON 1 "The Fire Started at A Baker S"

The document discusses verb tenses and forms, specifically the past simple and past continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of regular and irregular verbs in the past simple affirmative and negative forms. It also covers the past simple question form and short answer forms using "did" and "was/were". Additionally, it discusses the past continuous tense affirmative, negative and question forms and examples of its use to describe ongoing past actions.
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APRENADE 8th 27

Anticipation
Unit 3: PAST TIMES

LESSON 1 The fire started at a Baker


s
PAST SIMPLE: Regular and Irregular
verbs

Did you notice the difference?


Yes! Regular verb does not change the form of the verb, we just
add ED. On the other hand, irregular verbs change, in most of
the cases, the form of the verb.
FORM
We form de AFFIRMATIVE of most regular verb by adding
ED to the verb

I work- I worked

Other verbs have irregular affirmative forms.

I sing- I sang

We form the NEGATIVE of the past simple with didnt +


base form of the verb

I didnt play football yesterday. I didnt eat meat last


week.

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

SUBJECT + PAST FORM OF SUBJECT + DIDNT + BASE FORM


THE VERB OF THE VERB

I playED / I DREAMT I didnt PLAY / I didnt


DREAM.

You playED.. / You dreamt You didnt PLAY. / You didnt


dream

He played. / He dreamt He didnt PLAY. / He didnt


dream

She played / She dreamt She didnt PLAY / She didnt


dream

It played.. / It dreamt It didnt PLAY.. / It didnt


dream
They played. / They They didnt PLAY.. / They didnt
dreamt dream

We played / We dreamt We didnt PLAY / We didnt


dream

SPELLING:
We add d to verbs ending in e :

I live - I lived

She wait She waited

Verbs ending in a consonant + y drop the y and add ied_

I try I tried

They cry They cried

Verbs ending in consonant vowel consonant , doubled


the last consonant and add ed:

I stop I stopped

USE
We use past simple for:

Actions which happened or finished at a definite time in


the past.
Lisa bought a house last year.

Samuel _______ (eat) ice-cream yesterday

They _______ (go) to Scotland last month.

TIME EXPRESSIONS WE USE WITH THE PAST SIMPLE

Yesterday, last night/ week/ year/ month, a month/ two


years/three years ago, in 1994, etc.

PAST SIMPLE: VERB TO BE


AFFIRMATIVE

I, he, she, it was.


you, we, they were.
She was my girlfriend.

We were together.

INTERROGATIVE:

Was I, he, she, it?


Were you, we, they?
Was Pam with you?

Were you together?

NEGATIVE

I, you, he, she was not.


wasn't.
You, we, they were not.
weren't.
I wasn't in Paris in 1999.

We weren't in Paris.

DID SHORT
ANSWER

Did I see a Yes, I did


movie?
No, I didnt

Did you see Yes, you did


a movie?
No, you
didnt

Did he see a Yes, he did


movie?
No, he didnt

Did she see Yes, she did


LESSON
a movie?
2 Did you have fun?
No, she
PAST SIMPLE: Question and Short
didnt

answer
Did it see a Yes, it did
movie?
No, it didnt

Did we see a Yes, we did


SHORT
movie
ANSWER
No, we
didnt

Did they see Yes, they did


a movie?
No, they
didnt
WAS/ WERE

Was I happy? Yes, I was

No, I wasnt

Were you Yes, you


happy? were

No, you
werent

Was he Yes, he was


happy?
No, he wasnt

Was she Yes, she was


happy?
No, she
wasnt

Was it Yes, it was


happy?
No, it wasnt

Were we Yes, we were


happy?
No, we
werent

Were they Yes, they


happy? were

No, they
werent
ADVERBIAL PHRASES OF TIME

EXAMPLES
I have a meeting at 9am.

There should be a lot of progress in the next


century.

Her birthday is on 20 November.


LESSON 3: It was coming straight
forwards
him

PAST CONTINUOUS
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
Subject + was/were + verb (gerund) + rest of the sentence

While we were having the picnic, it started to rain

NEGATIVE FORM
Subject + wasnt/werent + verb (gerund) + rest of the sentence

You werent listening to me when I told you to turn the oven off

QUESTION FORM
Was/were + subject + verb (gerund) + rest of the sentence?

What were you doing when you broke your leg?

USE
We use past continuous for a past action which was in
PROGRESS when it was interrupted by another PAST

ACTION .

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