English lesson 15.07.

2020
PAST SIMPLE
Past simple: when do we use it? 
•Completed or incomplete actions?
Past simple: when do we use it? 
•Completed or incomplete actions?
 ✓Completed
Past simple: when do we use it? 
•Completed or incomplete actions?
 ✓Completed
I studied English this morning
Past simple: when do we use it? 
•Completed or incomplete actions?
 ✓Completed
I studied English this morning.

•One time or many times in the past?

Past simple: when do we use it? 
•Completed or incomplete actions?
 ✓Completed
*I studied English this morning.

•One time or many times in the past?

✓Both: one time* or many times.
I studied English when I was a child.
Mixed up sentences
1. In we bathrooms house two my had last
2. I answered I home you nobody when called but
arrived
3. I when was in meditation I India studied
4. What time last did night? home arrive you
5. I to was go because party the I didn’t tired
Mixed up sentences
1. In my last house we had two bathrooms
2. I called you when I arrived home but nobody
answered
3. I studied meditation when I was in India
4. What time did you arrive home last night?
5. I didn’t go to the party because I was tired
Which verbs do NOT end with -ed?
1. In my last house we had two bathrooms
2. I called you when I arrived home but nobody
answered
3. I studied meditation when I was in India
4. What time did you arrive home last night?
5. I didn’t go to the party because I was tired
Which verbs do NOT end with -ed?
1. In my last house we had two bathrooms
2. I called you when I arrived home but nobody
answered
3. I studied meditation when I was in India
4. What time did you arrive home last night?
5. I didn’t go to the party because I was tired
What’s the infinitive form
of had and was?
1. In my last house we had two bathrooms
2. I studied meditation when I was in India
Are they regular verbs?
1. In my last house we had two bathrooms
2. I studied meditation when I was in India
Are they regular verbs?
1. In my last house we had two bathrooms
2. I studied meditation when I was in India

No, they aren’t. They are irregular verbs.

What’s the difference?
Regular Verbs Irregular verbs

Ending in -ed

Asked – decided – replied

What’s the difference?
Regular Verbs Irregular verbs

Ending in -ed No –ed. They change their form

Asked – decided – replied Exercise: look for verbs

on pgs. 58-59 of your book
Can+verb
I + could + hear
Modal
Subject infinitive
verb
Want(ed)+verb
I + wanted + to + hear
Modal
Subject
verb infinitive
Memorize the
past of the
irregular verbs
You have
2 minutes 
Speaking activity: ask questions and use
simple past (regular and irregular)

Childhood
What was your favourite school subject? (Mathematics, English, Italian, Geography?)
What was your favourite TV show?
Did you drink Coke or Fanta when you were a child?
Which languages did you study at school? Did you study English?
What TV shows did you watch?
Speaking activity: ask questions and use
simple past (regular and irregular)

A. Which languages did you study at school?

Did you study English?

B. Yes, I studied English and Spanish.