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    The document provides questions about events and activities in the past tense, asking about things like what time the person went to bed yesterday, how old they were when they started studying English, and what they had for dinner the previous night. It inquires about past experiences, schedules, and situations involving family, friends, and school through 16 different questions. The questions are meant to elicit responses using past tense verbs to discuss and describe activities, locations, and people from prior days, weeks, months, and years.

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    ROULETTE

    Uploaded by

    Everyday Wear
    The document provides questions about events and activities in the past tense, asking about things like what time the person went to bed yesterday, how old they were when they started studying English, and what they had for dinner the previous night. It inquires about past experiences, schedules, and situations involving family, friends, and school through 16 different questions. The questions are meant to elicit responses using past tense verbs to discuss and describe activities, locations, and people from prior days, weeks, months, and years.

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    PAST TENSES

    PLAY

    BY HERBER
    iSLCollective.com
    Click on the corresponding box after stopping the roulette.

    1 9
    2 10
    3 11
    4 SPIN 12
    STOP
    5 13
    6 14
    7 15
    8 16
    Click twice to stop the roulette
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    1

    What time did you go


    to bed yesterday?

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    2

    How old were you when you


    started to study English?

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    3

    What time did you


    get up last Sunday?

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    4

    What did you have


    for dinner yesterday?

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    5

    Where did you go last


    summer?

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    6

    What was the name of your


    first English teacher?

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    7

    Who were you last


    Christmas lunch with?

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    8

    What did you get from your


    friends on your birthday?

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    9

    What were you doing


    yesterday morning?

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    10

    What was your father doing


    last Sunday afternoon?

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    11

    What were your friends


    doing the last time you met
    them?

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    12

    What was your brother or


    sister doing when you
    arrived home yesterday?

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    13

    What was your teacher doing


    while you were in the
    classroom yesterday?

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    14

    Where were you living five


    years ago?

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    15

    What was your father or


    mother doing while you
    were doing your homework
    yesterday?

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    16

    Were you watching TV last


    Saturday monrning? Why?

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