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•Review W4 Activity
Topics
• Past Actions
• Verb “to be” in Past Tense (affirmative, negative,
interrogative)
• Simple Past Tense
• Regular Verbs
PAST ACTIONS
• – NEGATIVE form
• ? INTERROGATIVE / QUESTION
form and SHORT ANSWERS
Verb “to be” in Past Tense.
Use the auxiliary “was” / “were”
Using verb To Be in past, we can formulate affirmative, negative
and interrogative sentences in order to ask for or give
information. Now, we are going to study the general
characteristics of three forms:
Subject + Was / Were + Complement
ive
I was
You were
at
He was
m
She was Mexican
fir
It was
We were
Af
You were
They were
Using verb To Be in past, we can formulate affirmative, negative
and interrogative sentences in order to ask for or give
information. Now, we are going to study the general
characteristics of three forms:
Subject + Was / Were not + Complement
Wasn´t / Weren´t
ive
I wasn´t
You weren´t
at
He wasn´t
She wasn´t at the concert
g
yesterday
Ne
It wasn´t
We weren´t
You weren´t
They weren´t
Using verb To Be in past, we can formulate affirmative, negative
and interrogative sentences in order to ask for or give
information. Now, we are going to study the general
characteristics of three forms:
Was / Were + Subject + Complement
Was I chubby when I was a kid?
ive
Yes, you were
Where you at home last night?
at
No, I wasn´t
Was he at school this morning?
g
rro
Yes, he was
Was it hot last summer?
te
Yes, it was
Were we at a party last sunday?
In
Yes, we were
Were you hungry?
No, they weren’t
Regular verbs in Past tense