Past simple and Past Continuous, Adjectives

Past simple and Past Continuous, Adjectives,Adverbs

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English Plus 2​ -pages :41,42,43

1. Read the grammar rules.

2. Click on the following slide.​

By Jana Tabi

Multiple Choice

Decide whether the sentences are true or false.

The koala was unhappy yesterday.

The sentence is in the Past Simple tense, and it describes a finished action in the past.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Decide whether the sentences are true or false.

The firefighters weren't walking when Mr. Tree saw the koala.

The first part of the sentence describes longer action in the past, the second part describes shorter action in the past.

• false

• true

Multiple Choice

Are the statements true or false?

We often use When before Past Simple Tense.

We often use While before Past Continuous tense.

• false

• true

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Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer for the question.

Were you sleeping yesterday at 7 p.m?

• No, I don't.

• Yes, I was.

• Yes, I weren't.

• No, I didn't.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer for the question.

Did Maria swim in the river?

• Yes, she was.

• No, she doesn't.

• Yes, she did.

• No, he didn't.

Fill in the Blanks

​1. Read the text and choose the right adjectives or adverbs. Write them down on a piece of paper.

2. Go ahead to the next slide, listen to the whole text, and check your ​answers.

Listen and check.

Open Ended

There were 28 words to choose from in the text. Did you manage to recognize adverbs (příslovce) from adjectives (přídavná jména)?

Write 5 examples of adjectives and 5 examples of adverbs.

​Go ahead to the next slide.

​Read how adjectives and adverbs can be formed.

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Open Ended

Listen to the audio again and answer the questions.

1. What was the squirrel doing in photo A?

2. Why was the photographer in Asia in photo B?

3. Was the photographer skiing in photo C?

4. Was the photographer standing in the boat in

photo D?

Draw

Please, draw your feelings from the lesson. TIA