ENGLISH VI

FOURTH QUARTER
WEEK 1
T’S FRY TIME….
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Verbs have three simple tenses: the present,
the past, and the future. The present tense shows
an action or condition that occurs now. The past
tense shows an action or condition that was
completed in the past. The future tense shows an
action or condition that will occur in the future.
What are the elements of
narratives?
 Verb has multiple forms called tenses.
These tenses are used to show when an
action is done. In composing sentences
using the tense of the verb we need to
remember the following
 Read the passage below. Let us see if
you can remember what the highlighted
words are.
 Phillip is an incoming grade 6 pupil. He is very
excited because finally, it is his last year as an
Elementary pupil. He prepares all things that he will
need for the next school year. He brought ball pens,
notebooks and papers. He decided that he will iron his
clothes the day before the opening of classes. He
excitedly puts his things inside his bag and kept it in
his cabinet.
 A day before opening of classes, he covered his
notebooks with plastic and pasted his name on his ball pens.
After a week, the school year started. Phillip woke-up early
and prepared his things. He did not forget to wear his
facemask. He knows that he needs to wear it every time he
goes to school. Phillip is very excited but at the same time he
is a bit afraid because COVID 19 is still there. Even though
he felt that way, he still knew that he will learn a lot in
school.
 Past Tense: are actions, events or
feelings happened at an earlier point
in time or already happened in the
past.
 To change the verb in past tense just
add +ed but if the verb ends with e
simply add +d, but for some verbs they
change their spelling when they are
changed in past tense and they are called
irregular verb.
Ex: Yesterday, the Grade 6 pupils
wore their facemask when they
went to school.
 Use the appropriate past form of the verb to
make the sentence clear and coherent.
1. Ysabella’s mother (notice) a great change in her
attitude and work. noticed
2. She (know) Ysabella was a great student but due
to current academic situation she lags behind her
classmates. knew
3. Her mother (talk) to her to know her
problem. talked
4. Ysabella (realize) her mistake. She (make)
up her mind to study harder. realized
5. She (begin) to get high scores in the tests
and she (receive) three academic awards last
Quarter. received
Fill in the blanks with a correct past tense form of the verb.
Choose the answer inside the parenthesis.
1. I _____ to the mall after school. ( goed, gone, went )
2. My brother _____ a bear an hour ago. (seen, saw, sees )
3. _____ Mike visit his grandmother last night? ( Did, Are,
Does)
4. Alex did not _____ last weekend. (working, worked, work )
5. _____ Judy and Liz at last month's meeting?
( Was, Were, Are)
 In grammar, the past tense is the
verb form you use to talk about things
that happened in the past. When you
say, "I joined the circus," the verb
"joined" is in the past tense.
 Choose the correct past tense for of the
verb enclosed in the parenthesis.
1. I (walk) to work today.
A. walked B. walked C. woke
2. Kelly (smile) at me and I (smile)
back.
3. The baby (stop) crying.
A. stoped B. stopped C. stopt
4. I (go) to the zoo yesterday.
A. goed B. got C. went
5. I (read) an interesting book last night.
A. read B. readed C. rode
ANSWERS
 Choose the correct past tense for of the

A
verb enclosed in the parenthesis.
1. I (walk) to work today.
A. walked B. walks C. woke

A
2. Kelly (smile) at me and I (smile)
back.
3. The baby (stop) crying.
A. stoped B. stopped C. stopt B
A. goed B. got C
4. I (go) to the zoo yesterday.
C. went

A
5. I (read) an interesting book last night.
A. read B. readed C. rode
Home-Based Activity
Using the correct past form of the verb compose your
own sentence. Write your answer in your notebook.
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