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    Inglés II - Len1702

    The Past

    April 6th - April 10th


    6.1 Don’t give up

    In this section you will learn to:

    • Use was/were to talk about the past.


    • Use past time expressions.

    2
    Activity: Make a list of five things a person needs to be
    successful in life.

    1. A good education.
    2. Proper qualifications.
    3. …..
    4. …..
    5. ……

    3
    4
    Past simple of the verb TO BE

    When do we use it?

    We use the past simple of the verb to be to talk about the


    past.

    We often use these time expressions with the past simple:


    - Yesterday
    - In 2000
    - Last week
    - Last month
    - Last year
    - ago
    6.1 Past Simple of the verb to be: WAS & WERE

    Was y wasn’t (was not) son las formas pasadas de is y isn’t.

    Were y weren’t (were not) son las formas pasadas de are y


    aren’t.

    6
    Yes / No questions with the past simple of the verb TO BE

    Yes / no questions There is an inversion of the verb when you ask a question.

    Verb be in
    Pronoun complement Short answers
    the past
    WH- questions with the past simple of the verb TO BE

    Wh- questions
    Para hacer preguntas WH- se usa una
    palabra wh- (what, where, when…)

    El orden es el mismo que para las


    preguntas si/no.

    What  Qué
    Who  Quién
    When  Cuándo
    Why  Por qué
    Recordatorio How  Como
    How many  Cuántos/cuántas ( contable)
    How much  Cuánto / Cuánta (incontable)
    Where  Dónde
    What time  A qué hora
    Language focus practice
    Language focus practice
    11
    Let’s practice

    12
    13
    14
    Pronunciation of regular verbs

    15
    6.2 Stories

    In this section you will learn to:

    • Use regular verbs to talk about what happened in the past.


    • Use common collocations.

    16
    17
    Vocabulary & Speaking: Common regular verb collocations

    18
    • Let’s see how the past simple works

    19
    Past simple important notes

    • There are two types of verbs to form the past Hay dos tipos de verbos para formar el pasado
    simple: Regular verbs & irregular verbs. simple: verbos regulares y verbos irregulars.

    • We add –ed to the infinitive to form the past simple Se agrega –ed al verbo en infinitivo para formar el
    of most regular verbs. pasado simple de la mayoría de los verbos regulares
    Post  Posted

    • Irregular verbs change completely their form. They Los verbos irregulars cambian completamente su
    forma. Ellos no terminan en -ed
    don’t end in –ed.
    Think  Thought
    Existe un verbo auxiliary “did” para oraciones
    • There is an auxiliary verb “did” for negatives and negativas y Preguntas.
    questions.
    El pasado simple es el mismo para todos los
    • The past simple is the same for all pronouns. pronombres.

    • The contraction for negative sentences is didn’t La contracción para la negación es didn’t ( did not)
    ( did not)
    Past simple activity

    Look at the following list of past tense verbs, which verbs are regular (R) ? And which are
    irregular (I) ?

    Taught walked gave became studied cried lived did

    I R I I R R R I

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    Past simple of regular verbs

    Structure

    Affirmative I worked yesterday.


    She studied for the test.

    I did not work yesterday.


    Negative
    She did not study for the test.

    ? Question Did I work yesterday?


    Did she study for the test?
    Answer Yes, I did.
    No, she didn’t.
    Past simple of regular verbs

    Spelling rules
    Reglas de ortografía
    Pronunciation of regular verbs in the past

    There are three different ways to pronounce


    the –ed endings in the past simple verbs.

    /d/ :
    /t/ :
    /id/ :
    Pronunciation of regular verbs

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