Past Tenses with snow ball writing

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Underline the past tenses

Past Tenses - Open the box

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• ​Read your part

• Extract any past tenses

• Write them down

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past tenses reading.pdf - Google Drive

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She telephoned him

• Past Simple

• Past Continuous

• Past Perfect

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They watched a movie yesterday. (At ten o'clock yesterday evening)

Poll

We use the past continuous tense to express .........

• A- an action which was in progress at a stated time in the past.   

• B- an action which was in progress when another action interrupted it.

• C- two or more simultaneous past actions

• D- A,B and C

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I finished my H.W ; I went to the club. (After)

 After/As soon as/ The moment + Past perfect  ,   past simple

​After he had finished his work, he went out.

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He finished his work then he went out. ( until)

negative Past simple  , till / until  ,   past perfect

he didn’t go out until he had finished his work.

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He finished his work then he went out. ( Before)

 By the time/ Before + Past simple,   Past perfect

Before he went out , he had finished his work.

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He finished his work then he went out. ( Having)

Having + P.P

Having finished his work, he went out.

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He finished his work then he went out. ( no sooner)

( No sooner)

 No sooner had he finished his work, than he went out.

He had no sooner finished his work, than he went out.

 No sooner had + sub + P.P

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He finished his work then he went out. ( hardly)

( Hardly)

 Hardly had he finished his work, when he went out.

He had hardly finished his work, when he went out.

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SNOWBALL WRITING:

write a story based on this image using the past tenses .

• ​write a sentence to start the story

• Pass on the piece of paper to the person on the right.

• Who reads what has been written, adds 1 or 2 sentences to continue the story.