Unit 5 Session 4

Unit 5
Session 4

By Marcos Guajardo

Previously...

Simple Past: TO BE
Simple Past: OTHER VERBS REGULAR VERBS


Let's see how much you actually remember:

Multiple Choice

________ you at home last night?

• was

• were

Multiple Choice

Where ________ your mother this morning?

• was

• were

Multiple Choice

_______ your friends at the party?

• was

• were

Multiple Choice

How _______ Antonio yesterday?

• was

• were

Multiple Choice

Where were you this morning?

• Yes, I was.

• No, I wasn't

• I was at home.

• I was happy.

Multiple Choice

Was food in Argentina good?

• Yes, she was.

• No, she wasn't

• Yes, he was.

• Yes, it was.

Multiple Choice

When was Daniela in the office?

• She was there in the morning.

• No, she wasn't.

• She was there with a friend.

• She was angry.

Multiple Choice

Where ______ you yesterday?

• was

• were

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

I __________ at home last night

• am

• is

• was

• were

Multiple Choice

María and Rodrigo _________ today.

• are

• is

• was

• were

Now

Regular Verbs

Multiple Choice

She ___________ home late yesterday. (arrive)

• arrive

• arrives

• arrived

Multiple Choice

They ________ videogames last weekend. (play)

• plaied

• playd

• played

• playied

Multiple Choice

It ___________ three days ago. (rain)

• raind

• rained

• rainied

• rain

Multiple Choice

Sally ____________ for her exam. (study)

• studied

• studyied

• studyed

• study

Multiple Choice

Van Gogh _______________ (paint) many famous paintings.

• paintied

• painted

• paintted

Multiple Choice

The teacher __________________ (invite) all the pupils yesterday.

• invited

• inviteed

• invite

• invated

Multiple Choice

Past form of the verb "play"

• play

• plays

• played

• plaied

Multiple Choice

Past form of the verb "cook"

• cooked

• cooks

• cooking

• cook

Multiple Choice

What did you do after school yesterday?

• I play the piano

• I played the piano

• I pliyed the piano

• You played the piano.

Multiple Choice

Last Wednesday after school I _________ home

• walk

• walked

• talked

• talk

Multiple Choice

Last Sunday the film __________ at twenty-five to seven in the evening.

• walk

• walked

• start

• started

Multiple Choice

Yesterday he __________ late at school.

• listened

• walked

• arrived

• started

Multiple Choice

My cousins _______ TV last night.

• watch

• call

• watched

Multiple Choice

I _______to music last Sunday.

• listen

• listened

• enjoy

Multiple Choice

The baby _______________ (cry) a lot yesterday.

• cryed

• cried

• crid

• cryied

Multiple Choice

I ___________ the dishes. (wash)

• washid

• wash

• washed

• washied

Multiple Choice

He ___________ to her friends. (talk)

• talked

• talkd

• talkied

• talk

Now... time for the irregular verbs

why are they irregular?
Because they don't follow any pattern, they change a little something, a lot, everything or nothng, they are unsystematic.

Multiple Choice

She ..............(be) a nice girl.

• was

• were

• bed

• be

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Multiple Choice

They.........(buy) a new house.

• buyd

• bought

• paid

• took

Multiple Choice

She........(can) swim very well.

• came

• could

• cuold

• canned

Multiple Choice

She............(do) her homework.

• got

• made

• drank

• did

Multiple Choice

We........(drink) orange juice.

• drinked

• drank

• ate

• spoke

Multiple Choice

I.......(eat) fish and chips.

• did

• drank

• eat

• ate

Multiple Choice

I..........(get) a puppy for my birthday.

• drank

• said

• saw

• got

Multiple Choice

She........(give) me a hug.

• gave

• gived

• saw

• said

Multiple Choice

I.........(go) shopping.

• gave

• played

• goed

• went

Multiple Choice

I............(have) the best friend in the world.

• said

• could

• have

• had

Multiple Choice

She.........(make) pizza.

• made

• had

• spoke

• maked

Multiple Choice

I.........(pay) for it.

• bought

• paied

• payd

• paid

Multiple Choice

She..............(say) yes.

• sat

• saw

• said

• sayed

Multiple Choice

I.............(see) a deer.

• said

• seed

• saw

• slept

Multiple Choice

I.........(sleep) the whole day.

• sleeped

• slept

• spoke

• swam

Multiple Choice

She..............(speak) to her friend.

• gave

• saw

• said

• spoke

Multiple Choice

She...........(take) my hand.

• thought

• told

• gave

• took

Multiple Choice

He............(tell) them an interesting story.

• said

• told

• swam

• went

Now...

Let's put things topgether
Simple Past: TO BE
Simple Past: OTHER VERBS REGULAR VERBS
SImple Past: OTHER VEBS IRREGULAR VERBS

Now

Let's work with a SCHEDULE...

​Use the info from the diary

Complete the sentences using:
Last Thursday/ Yesterday/ last night/ a week ago/ two days ado

TODAY is WEDNESDAY 11th

Open Ended

Complete the sentences using:
Last Thursday/ Yesterday/ last night/ a week ago/ two days ado

TODAY is WEDNESDAY 11th

I _________________ to Warsow

Open Ended

Complete the sentences using:
Last Thursday/ Yesterday/ last night/ a week ago/ two days ado

TODAY is WEDNESDAY 11th

I _________________ a presentation to the board

Open Ended

Complete the sentences using:
Last Thursday/ Yesterday/ last night/ a week ago/ two days ado

TODAY is WEDNESDAY 11th

I _________________ Warsow

Open Ended

Complete the sentences using:
Last Thursday/ Yesterday/ last night/ a week ago/ two days ado

TODAY is WEDNESDAY 11th

I _________________ Jacob for luch

Open Ended

Complete the sentences using:
Last Thursday/ Yesterday/ last night/ a week ago/ two days ado

TODAY is WEDNESDAY 11th

I _________________ The new Bond film

Time to say sorry

Unit 5

Review

Review

The Past Simple tense is used to talk about actions or situations that started and finished in the past.

• Form of 'be' (was/were):

    ◦ Positive: I/He/She/It was; You/We/They were.

    ◦ Negative: I/He/She/It wasn't (was not); You/We/They weren't (were not).

    ◦ Questions: Was I/he/she/it...?; Were you/we/they...?.

    ◦ Short answers: Yes, I/he/she/it was. / No, I/he/she/it wasn't. | Yes, you/we/they were. / No, you/we/they weren't.

Review

Form of Regular Verbs:

    ◦ Positive: Subject + verb + -ed (e.g., worked, stopped, tried, finished).

    ◦ Negative: Subject + didn't (did not) + verb (base form) (e.g., didn't talk, didn't play).

    ◦ Questions: Did + Subject + verb (base form)? (e.g., Did she work?).

    ◦ Short answers: Don't repeat the main verb. Use 'did' or 'didn't' (e.g., Yes, she did. / No, she didn't.).

Review

Spelling Rules for -ed:

        ▪ Most regular verbs: + -ed (e.g., started).

        ▪ Verbs ending in -e: + -d (e.g., decided).

        ▪ Verbs ending in consonant-vowel-consonant: double the last letter + -ed (e.g., stopped).

        ▪ Verbs ending in consonant + -y: replace -y with -ied (e.g., tried).

Review

Form of Irregular Verbs:

    ◦ Many verbs have irregular past simple forms that do not end in -ed (e.g., go → went, come → came, give → gave, take → took, have → had). These forms must be learned individually.

Review

Use of Past Simple:

    ◦ To talk about an action finished in the past (e.g., I was at the meeting last week.).

    ◦ To talk about actions/events that happened or didn't happen.

    ◦ To ask when an action in the past took place (e.g., When did the conference start?).

Review

Time Expressions Used with Past Simple:

    ◦ Specific points in time: yesterday, last week/month/year, four years ago, in 2008, on 26th January, when I was in Japan, two days ago.

II. Vocabulary: Business Communication & Social Media

This section covers essential terms for managing documents, correspondence, and engaging with social media in a professional context.

Vocabulary

Documents and Correspondence:

    ◦ Reduce paper use: Companies are trying to use less paper due to costs and environmental impact.

    ◦ Hard copy: A printed document, not electronic.

    ◦ Soft copy: An electronic document.

    ◦ Scan: To create a digital image of a document (e.g., to keep a record).

    ◦ Fill in: To complete information on a form (e.g., application form).

    ◦ Attach: To send an electronic document with an email.

    ◦ CV (Curriculum Vitae): A document listing previous jobs and qualifications, often sent electronically.

    ◦ Invoices, receipts, order forms: Common business documents

Vocabulary

Social Media Verbs:

    ◦ Join a network: To connect with new people online.

    ◦ Update your status/profile: To add new information about yourself or your current activity.

    ◦ Like a post/photo: To show approval or enjoyment of content.

    ◦ Share a photo/post/link: To send content to your friends or network.

    ◦ Follow: To subscribe to updates from a person or company.

Vocabulary

Expressions for Communication

These expressions are vital for polite and effective interactions in a business environment.

• Starting a Conversation / Offering Help:

    ◦ "Hello, I'm Rachel. Can I help you?"

    ◦ "Do you have time?" / "Do you have a minute?"

Vocabulary

Responding to Thanks / Apologies:

    ◦ "Yes, of course." / "No, I don't." (for "Can I help you?")

    ◦ "OK. Well, I'd like one, so I'll see you later."

    ◦ "Yes. Nice to talking to you."

    ◦ "No problem." / "That's OK / No problem."

    ◦ "Don't worry."

    ◦ "That would be great."

    ◦ "Thanks a lot for your help."

Vocabulary

Expressing and Solving Problems:

    ◦ "I've got a problem with..."

    ◦ "We've got some problems with..."

    ◦ "There are some problems with..."

    ◦ "I/We can't..."

    ◦ "We did X... but Y didn't work."

Vocabulary

Solving the problem: "We/You need to..." / "We can..."

    ◦ Promising action: "I'll deal with it immediately."

• Apologizing:

    ◦ "Sorry I (miss) your call."

    ◦ "Sorry I (wasn't) to book it."