REVIEW FOURTH TERM

REVIEW FOURTH TERM

SIMPLE PAST: NEGATIVE AND QUESTION FORM

SIMPLE PAST: NEGATIVE FORM

• In negative form we cant use the verb in past

• Example: We didn't play tennis yesterday

• We use the auxiliar didn't to write in negative form.

Multiple Choice

Write the following sentence in negative form

She went to school last week

• She didn't went to school last week

• She didn't goed to school last week

• She didn't go to school last week

• She didn't goes to school last week

Open Ended

Write a negative sentence in the past.

Multiple Choice

Answer true or false. Is the following sentence a negative sentence in the past?

We didn’t played football yesterday

• True

• False

SIMPLE PAST: QUESTION FORM

• To make a question in the past, we use the auxiliar did.

• We do not use the verb in the past

• Example:

• Did you go to school yesterday?

• Yes, I did

• No, I didn't

WH QUESTIONS + PAST SIMPLE

• What did you do last night?

• I watched a movie

• Where did you go yesterday?

• I went to my grandma's house

Open Ended

Write the following sentence in question form. She worked late last night

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct form to make a question in the past

• Did she bought a new car?

• Did she buyed a new car?

• Did she buys a new car?

• Did she buy a new car?

Multiple Choice

Look and answer the question. Did the dog eat the sandwish?

• Yes, it didn’t

• No, it didn’t

• Yes, It did

• No, it did

Open Ended

Answer the question

What did you do yesterday?

LIKE/LOVE/HATE + ING

• We use love, like and hate + ING to talk about things that we like, love or hate

• Example:

• We like studying english

• I love jogging

• I hate eating vegetables

Multiple Choice

Write the sentence. Use the correct form of the verb + ing

You/like/dive

• Does you like diving?

• Do you like diving?

• You like diving?

• Don’t you like diving?

Open Ended

Tell me something you love. Remember to use love + ING

SHOULD/SHOULDN'T FOR ADVICE

We use should/shouldn't to ask or give advice

Example: I don't understand english. What should I do?

You should ask the teacher to help you

• You shouldn't eat too much sugar

• You should do more exercise

Multiple Choice

Answer true or false. Is the following sentence a correct way of using should

You should study for the exam

• True

• False

Open Ended

I dont understand english. What should I do?