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    The document provides vocabulary and grammar concepts related to prepositions of time and the past simple tense of the verb "to be" in English. It lists common prepositions of time like "at", "in", and "on" followed by examples of their use. It then discusses the past simple forms of the verb "to be" - "was" for singular subjects and "were" for plural subjects. Examples are given demonstrating the use of both "was" and "were" in sentences. Finally, it discusses the use of "there was/were" and the negatives "there wasn't" and "there weren't".

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    Preposition of time A time and a place Vocabulary: Party

    time

    at in on
    Concert
    • At work • In a car • • On a bus
    In a taxi There wasn’t there Movie
    • At home
    quantifier noun
    • On a train weren´t
    •In a lift
    • At school • On television Soccer game
    • In the • On the right
    •At college
    • In the sky Tv show
    ENGLISH 2
    Book festival
    UNIT 1
    Wedding

    Grammar: Past Simple: “To Be” / Past simple: Birthday


    time expressions

    singular plural

    Was Were
    There was / there were:
    I You

    Hi They
    There WASN´T…
    Shi we There WEREN´T…
    SINGULAR
    PLURAL
    a/an
    any
    any
    a lot of
    a lot of
    LISTA DE VOCABULARIO

    1. I was a good student


    2. She was absent from class yesterday
    3. The child was in the garden
    4. You were very serious.
    5. They were good friends for many year
    6. They were here yesterday.
    7. They were at home this morning
    8. My aunt was a good tennis player
    9. You were very serious.
    10. It was a pleasant day.

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