Week 3 - 1310

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What topics did we study last week?

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When do we use simple past in English?

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Write a sentence using simple past

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When do we use simple past progressive in English?

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Write a sentence using simple past progessive

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

• Yesterday I cleaned my room.

• Yesterday I cleans my room.

• Yesterday I cleaning my room.

• Yesterday I was clean my room.

Multiple Choice

Which option completes the sentence?
He _____ (eat) pizza last night.

• eating

• ate

• eat

• eaten

Match

Match the verbs with their Simple Past form:

• Begin

• Study

• Make

• Work

Began

Studied

Made

Worked

• Began

• Studied

• Made

• Worked

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:
At 8 p.m. yesterday, I _____ (watch) TV.

• watched

• was watch

• were watching

• was watching

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Write one sentence in the Simple Past using the verb forget and one in the Past Progressive using the verb read.

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What is the difference between these 2 sentences?

I lived in El Paso

I have lived in El Paso

You can answer in Spanish

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

• I have watched that movie many times.

• I have watch that movie many times.

• I has watched that movie many times.

• I watched that movie many times ago.

Reorder

Put this sentence in order:

• They

• have

• never

• eaten

• sushi

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Which option completes the sentence?
We _____ (see) that play already.

• seen

• saw

• have seen

• have saw

Match

Match the base verb with its Past Participle:

• Go

• Write

• Play

• Drink

Gone

Written

Played

Drunk

• Gone

• Written

• Played

• Drunk

Reorder

Put the sentence in order

• I have

• lived in

• El Paso

• for 15

• years

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct negative form:
He _____ finished his homework yet.

• hasn't

• haven't

• didn't

• not

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

• She has studying English for two years.
  

• She have been studying English for two years.

• She has studied English for two years.

• She has been studying English for two years.

Multiple Choice

Which option completes the sentence?
He _____ (work) at that company since 2019.

• has worked

• have been working

• has been working

• had been working

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• They haven’t been practicing enough this week.

• They hasn’t been practicing enough this week.

• They haven’t practicing enough this week.

• They didn’t been practicing enough this week.

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Write one sentence in the Present Perfect Progressive to describe something you have been doing for a long time.

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Do you have any question about any of these topics?