Learning Objectives:

1. Use the past and past perfect tense

correctly in varied texts;
2. Supply the appropriate past or past
perfect tense of the given verb;
3. Participate actively in individual or
group discussion and activity.
How did you spend
your weekend?
The simple past tense is used to talk
about a completed action in the past.
Time expressions that indicate the
recent past or distant past are used
like yesterday, last week, awhile ago
and etc.
1. 63, 669 people in the Philippines died
of Covid 19 as of October 1, 2022.
2. President Duterte warned the public
regarding the use of illegal drugs
during his term of office.
3. Bongbong Marcos won in the national
election last May 2022.
4. The Department of Health sent experts to
the city last week.
5. She went to the province yesterday.
Sentences:
1.The couple had announced the wedding date
before the parents finalized the wedding list.
2.The parents finalized the wedding list after
the couple had announced the wedding date.
3. My mother had arrived from the market
before the telephone rang.
4. I had finished my assignment before I went
to sleep.
What I Can Do:

1. We (go) __________ to mass,

before we _______(go) shopping.
2. After I ______(eat), I (go) ____________to bed.
3. We ________(finish) cleaning our materials
before our adviser________ (arrive).
4. I ________ (wash) the dishes
before I __________(take) a bath.
5. I _______ (leave) our house
after I _______ (make) my project.
6. . The man _______(steal) the laptop computer
before the policemen _______(arrive).
What’s More:
Construct a sentence using each set of words:
1. eat – before – take
Example: I had eaten breakfast
before I took a bath
2. watch – after – study
3. discuss – before – give
4. rest – after – climb
5. prepare –before – bake
6. play – after – answer
What I Have Learned:

1. What is the difference between past

tense and past perfect tense?
2. How do we form the verb in the past
perfect tense?
Assignment:

1. On a one-half crosswise size of paper,

write down 5 sentences containing
verbs in the past and past perfect tense.
2. Study modules 1 to 4 in preparation
for the periodic exam.