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    Subject : English

    Lesson’s Title: Grammar / past simple


    Grade: 9th grade
    Semester: 1st
    Year: 2023-2024
    Presented By: Deema Al Hendawi
    Scenario Prepared By: Deema Al Hendawi
    Supervised By: Salam Almughrabi
    Today’s lesson is Grammar part 1
    Student’s Book Page 21
    Objectives:

    By the end of this lesson students should be able to:


    1) use the key structure (past simple) correctly .
    2) form the key structure ( past simple) correctly
    3) respond to the tasks using the Past Simple.
    Past Simple
    When do we use the Past Simple Tense?

    1- Use The Past Simple Tense to talk about


    completed actions in the past [ started and finished
    in the past]
    Examples
    I washed my car yesterday.
    She ate pizza 2 days ago.
    They didn’t visit Paris last year.
    2- Use the Past Simple to describe a past habit or
    routine [ repeated actions]
    Examples
    I studied French when I was a child.
    Ahmad never came late to school when he was young.
    They usually went to the beach for holidays.
    3. Use the past simple to list a series of completed
    actions that happened one after the other in the
    past.

    Examples
    • I finished work, walked to the beach and found
    a nice place to swim.
    • She added the flour , poured the milk and then
    added the eggs.
    How do we form the Past Simple?
    Affirmative

    The Past Simple is formed using the second


    form of the verb.

    Subject + v2

    I worked hard last night.


    Negatives are made with

    did not + base form.

    I didn’t work hard last night


    She didn’t go to Berlin last summer.
    Questions are indicated by inverting the
    subject and the helping verb did.

    Did you work hard yesterday?


    Yes, I did
    Did she see any dolphins?
    No, I didn’t
    When you form the past simple you need to pay
    attention to the verb because there are two types
    Irregular Verbs

    You have to memorize the forms of the irregular verbs.


    There is a list in your SB page 176, 177
    Before you practice the past simple watch this
    video that summarizes key ideas in today’s lesson

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLA5
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    Now it’s time to check your understanding
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    For the previous exercises and more you can visit this
    website that is uploaded to the platform for you

    https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/past-sim
    ple-exercise-8.html
    End of Lesson

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