Past Tense Verb Forms

The teacher begins by greeting the students and recapping the previous lesson on letter writing. The class then focuses on identifying and correcting issues in letters written by the students. A group activity is conducted where one group's letter is selected for detailed analysis and correction. The teacher guides the students through identifying grammatical errors and improving sentence structure, emphasizing the importance of correct grammar and clear communication.

What activity did the students do the previous day?

• They wrote essays.

• They wrote letters.

• They solved math problems.

• They painted pictures.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Writing new letters.

• Solving puzzles.

• Correcting a letter.

• Reading a story.

Why can't all letters be edited at once?

• The students are not interested.

• It's more effective to focus on one.

• The teacher doesn't have time.

• There are too many letters.

What should students do when they identify a problem in the letter?

• Ask a friend for help.

• Correct it immediately.

• Raise their hand and mention it.

• Ignore it.

Which verb tense should be used for actions completed in the past?

• Present tense

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Continuous tense

What is the correct form of the verb 'open' for a completed action?

• Opens

• Open

• Opened

• Opening

How should the sentence 'I am a little apprehensive' be corrected for past tense?

• I will be a little apprehensive

• I am a little apprehensive

• I was a little apprehensive

• I have been a little apprehensive

What is the correct form of 'hope' when referring to a past expectation?

• Hopes

• Hoping

• Hope

• Hoped

What is the correct verb form for 'read' in past tense?

• Red

• Reading

• Reads

• Read

What is the correct form of 'contain' in the sentence 'I couldn't contain my excitement'?

• Containing

• Contain

• Contained

• Contains