LESSON 10

Teacher’s name: Patricia Faúndez

 Last class doubt

File 2, Business, Activity 2.

- Is Yolanda there, please?

- Seth / is / speaking / that / Yes. > Yes, is that Seth speaking?
- …
 Homework

p. 106 (103 pdf):

Activity 1, Practice
File 3.
 Today’s job

Past simple
If we have time: p. 20 (PDF p.18)
 Past simple: starter
1. Where am I now?

I am at Nexus, but yesterday I was at home.

2. Where were you on Sunday?

I was at…

3. Where were your parents yesterday?

My parents were at…

4. Where was your mom on Friday/Saturday?

My mom was at…

 Past simple: was/were

Change the present simple sentences into past

simple.

1. They are doctors.

2. I am a nurse.

3. She is beautiful.

4. We are friends.

5. You and I are brothers.

 Past simple: verb to be questions

Complete these sentences using was, were, wasn’t, weren’t.

Rosie: Hi Carl! Where _____ you last night?

Carl: I _____ with Sarah. We _____ at the pub.
Rosie: _____ you happy?
Carl: No, I _____ , but what about you, Rosie? where_____ you?
Rosie: I _____ with Barbara.
Carl: _____ Dominic with you?
Rosie: No, he _____ . I think he _____ with Kieran.
Carl: But I thought they _____ with you.
Rosie: No, they _____ . I don’t know where they _____ .
 Past simple: verb to be questions

WHERE I Last week?

WHAT You Last night?

WHY WERE He Last year?

HOW WAS She Two years ago?

WHEN It One month ago?

… We Last Sunday?

They
Past simple
 Past simple
REGULAR VERBS

Rules Examples
When the word ends in –e: add –d. Love > Loved
Like > liked
When the word ends in consonant Marry > Married
follow by –y: change the y and add Hurry > Hurried
–ied
When the word ends in vowel follow Play > Played
by –y: add –ed Stay > Stayed
When the word has 1 syllable Stop > Stopped
(consonant+vowel+consonant):
double the last letter and add -ed
For most words: add -ed Wish > Wished
Enter > Entered
 Regular verbs

Accept Learn

Ask Believe Listen Move

Call Close Need Play

Decide Discuss Walk Arrive

End Help Describe Clean

Invite Cook
 Pat simple questions

YES/NO questions with short answers

Yes, No,
I I I
You You You
He He He
Did She Cook She Did She Didn’t
It ? It It
We We We
They They They
 Pat simple questions

Change the sentences to questions and affirmative or negative

answers.

1. They went to a restaurant last night.

Questions: Did they go to a restaurant last night?

Answer: Yes, they did.
Answer: No, they didn’t.

2. It rained yesterday.
Questions / Answer (+) / Answer (-)

3. The train arrived one hour ago.

Questions / Answer (+) / Answer (-)

4. We studied Portuguese last Monday.

Questions / Answer (+) / Answer (-)
 References

More info about: Indirect questions and How to Use Question Tags to Ask
Questions:

https://www.thoughtco.com/how-to-ask-questions-in-english-1211981

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/form.htm
See you next
time!