The document discusses various topics without much cohesion. It mentions that Steve Jobs died in 2011, provides examples of verb conjugations, discusses the use of prepositions like "yesterday" and "ago", and the use of the phrase "used to" when referring to past habitual actions. It also provides examples of the past progressive tense. The summary attempts to capture the diverse topics covered without much relation between the sections.

1. STEVE JOBS DIED IN 2011

3. I was at a great concert yesterday.
Were you here the class before?
She wasn’t home last Sunday.
We weren’t happy about our grades.
Was Rose your best friend?

4. Bill Gates created Microsoft.
John bought a new printer.
I traveled to New York last
summer.
Pascal built the first computer.

5. AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE,
INTERROGATIVE

6. REGULAR VERBS -ED
ADD “D”
danced, liked, loved, hated
CHANGE “Y” TO “I” AND ADD ED
studied, cried, tried
ADD “ED”
played, talked, stopped, fixed,
traveled, stayed, enjoyed

7. Yesterday
week a week
month three months
year two years
weekend four days
Monday/Tuesday…
entury
Last
ago

8. When I was
young I used to
swim everyday.

9. An old habit that stopped in the past
Jerry used to study English.
Sam and Mary used to go to Mexico in the summer.
I used to start work at 9 o'clock.
Christine used to eat meat, but now she is a vegetarian.

10. Facts or generalizations which are no longer true.
I used to live in Paris.
Sarah used to be fat, but now she is thin.
George used to be the best student in class, but now Lena is the best.
Oranges used to cost very little in Florida, but now they are quite expensive.

11. “Used to": past repetition in positive sentences.
Simple Past: questions or negative sentences
You used to play the piano.
Did you play the piano when you were young?
You did not play the piano when you were young.

12. To describe an action in
progress at a specific moment in
the past.

13. When the teacher entered
the classroom…

14. …students were doing different
activities.
…Kathy was reading a newspaper.
…Debbie and Erick were talking
about movies.
…Frank was listening to music.
…Gina was talking to Frank.
…students weren’t doing the
exercise.