Simple Past tense and Past Perfecr Tenses

PAST AND PAST PERFECT TENSES

​Quarter 1 - Lesson 4

Pre-Test

Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence.

Pre-Test

Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence.

​1. My neighbor had cleaned his lawn before he came over to clean mine.
-This is the correct answer because it uses the past perfect tense, indicating that the action of cleaning the lawn happened before another past action, which is coming over to clean the speaker's lawn.

2. I had placed an apple on my teacher's desk before noticing the fifteen other apples in the basket next to her.
The past perfect tense is used here to show that the action of placing the apple occurred before the action of noticing the other apples.

Note: explanation for pre-test. Kindly read.

Do you enjoy talking with your friends about your past experience? How about sharing action or dramatic scenes from your favorite movie? Do you know that the action words you are using are in the past tense?

Multiple Choice

Write AV if the verb in the sentence is in the Active Voice and PV if it is in Passive Voice.

Ivana cleans the house every Saturday.

• AV

• PV

Multiple Choice

Write AV if the verb in the sentence is in the Active Voice and PV if it is in Passive Voice.

The flat tire was changed by Ricardo Dalisay.

• AV

• PV

Multiple Choice

They _________ to go camping in a park when they were children.

• liked

• liking

• like

• likes

Multiple Choice

Write AV if the verb in the sentence is in the Active Voice and PV if it is in Passive Voice.

The entire building was painted by the parents.

• AV

• PV

Multiple Choice

Write AV if the verb in the sentence is in the Active Voice and PV if it is in Passive Voice.

The teacher always answers the students’ questions.

• AV

• PV

Multiple Choice

Write AV if the verb in the sentence is in the Active Voice and PV if it is in Passive Voice.

The baby was carried by the kangaroo in her pouch.

• AV

• PV

Poll

• I studied for my upcoming exams and worked on some assignments.

• I had slept all weekend.

• I played video games and relaxed to de-stress.

• I spent time with family and friends.

• I had been working on a personal project, such as writing or art.

Pre-Test

Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence.

Poll

• I studied for my upcoming exams and worked on some assignments.

• I had slept after I accomplished all of my learning tasks.

• I played video games and relaxed to de-stress.

• I spent time with family and friends.

• I had been working on a personal project, such as writing or art.

Open Ended

List five words that indicate that an action has already occurred in the past.

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

Verbs have different forms, called tenses. The tense of a verb tells us when the action happens.

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

1. For verbs ending in e add d.

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

What is Simple Past Tense?

The simple past tense shows that an action started and completed in the past and has no relevance to the present time at all. It can also be used to describe how someone felt, what their emotional condition was, at a point in the past. There are no forms of the verb to be’ or to have’ (was, were) with this tense as there are with others.
Examples: walked visited decided looked

2. For verbs ending in consonant + y, change y to i and add ed.

3. For other verbs, just add ed.

Multiple Choice

My Father ____________ (wash) his car yesterday.

• washed

• washes

• is washing

• will wash

Multiple Choice

They _____________ (study) for their exam last night.

• studied
  

• study

• are studying

• will study

Multiple Choice

We ___________ (play) Mobile Legends a while ago.

• . played

• play

• are playing

• will play

Multiple Choice

The monkey _____________ (climb) on a tree an hour ago.

• climbed

• climbs

• . is climbing

• will climb

Multiple Choice

He ____________ (dance) onstage with his friends last Saturday.

• danced

• dances

• is dancing

• will dance

​Since irregular verbs are commonly used, you can see and hear them in almost any types or means of conversation. One good reminder is you familiarize yourself with these irregular verbs through reading books or other reading materials.

​Since irregular verbs are commonly used, you can see and hear them in almost any types or means of conversation. One good reminder is you familiarize yourself with these irregular verbs through reading books or other reading materials.

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple past form of each irregular verb.

buy -_________

• bought

• buyed

• buyt

• buying

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple past form of each irregular verb.

come -

• comed

• came

• comen

• coming

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple past form of each irregular verb.

find -

• founded
• finded
• found
• finded

Multiple Choice

Choose the simple past form of each irregular verb.

speak -

• spake
• spoken
• spoke
• speaked

Wow, you did well! Ready for some more?

Past Perfect Tense

• expresses the idea that an action happened before another action in the past

• forms by combining had with the past participle of the main verb

• had + past participle of the main verb (ex. had asked) is called verb phrase

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?

• She will visit her grandmother tomorrow.

• They have lunch every day at noon.

• He had already left when I arrived.

• I swim in the pool on hot days.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?

• She will meet her mentor next week.

• We go to the library every Saturday afternoon.

• He had already completed the marathon before the rain started.

• They love to cook Italian dishes.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?

• Sarah found her lost keys in her bag after she searches the entire house.

• Sarah will find her lost keys in her bag after she had searched the entire house.

• Sarah finds her lost keys in her bag after she searches the entire house.

• Sarah had found her lost keys in her bag after she had searched the entire house.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?

• John will have already fixed the car before he realizes it was the wrong one.

• John already fixes the car before he realizes it was the wrong one.

• John had already fixed the car before he realized it was the wrong one.

• John had fixed the car before he realizes it was the wrong one.

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