Course 7B Second Class

Course 7B Second Class

by Javier Ramirez

​Simple Past.

​We use in simple past to talk the actions that happened in past.

​Simple Past.

The past of verb to be are: was and were. It doesn't need auxiliary, the verb to be is able to make sentences and questions.

Multiple Choice

I ______ at home.

• was

• is

• are

• be

Multiple Choice

They ____ twins

• was

• were

• are

• is

Multiple Choice

Yes, he was.

• Was he sick?

• is he sick?

• were you sick?

• will he be sick?

Multiple Choice

where were you yesterday?

• I'm in the pool.

• I'm lying in the pool.

• I was in the pool.

• She wasn't in the pool.

Multiple Choice

Where was she last year?

• She is in Egypt

• She is walking in Egypt

• She will be in Egypt next year.

• She was in Egypt

​Simple Past.

​All the verbs in past need and Auxiliary. "DID" for negative sentences and Questions.

​All the verbs have an simple past.

​Regular Verb: end in d, ed, ied.

​Irregular Verbs: they change in simple past.

Open Ended

I unload the fruit from the canoe.

Open Ended

He believes that the book says.

Open Ended

She cooks breakfast for her mother

Open Ended

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson call us on Friday.

Open Ended

I study history in the school.

Open Ended

Mrs. Carpenter visits her friends on Sunday.

Open Ended

Bill talks to the teacher a great deal.

Open Ended

The boy like to swim.

Open Ended

They work in a farm.

Open Ended

Helen lives in the United States

Open Ended

Mother washes the dishes.

Open Ended

We watch the T.V. and enjoy it.

Open Ended

You walked home from the school.

Open Ended

Mr. Grant painted the kitchen last week.

Open Ended

The students visited a museum on Saturday.

Open Ended

Mrs. Carpenter ordered asparagus

Open Ended

The people ate dinner after the weeding.

Open Ended

Mary telephoned Jane and invited her to the party.

Open Ended

Walter took his wife out the dinner.

Open Ended

We had a very good time at the celebration

Open Ended

The baby cryed all the night.

Open Ended

Mr. Carpenter enjoy the play.

Open Ended

Ed liked the noise the subway made.

Open Ended

The children laughted at the funny man.

Open Ended

The men pulled the canoes up to the shore

Open Ended

You drove to town last Monday.

Open Ended

We spoke too loudly in the theater

Open Ended

Helen wore her new dress to the wedding.

Open Ended

THe phone rang while I was upstair.

Open Ended

Your mother and father liked to play

Open Ended

Mr. Johnson had dinner with the Carpenter.