The document provides lesson content on verbs, classroom situations, the simple past tense, irregular verbs, pronunciation of the regular past tense, and newsies. It includes lists of verbs, classroom situations and reactions, rules and examples for forming the simple past tense of regular and irregular verbs, connected words used with the past tense, and information about influential newspaper owners William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer. It also asks questions about what newsies did and recognizes a famous bridge.

1. Lesson 2
2019-20

2. Verbs
Light
Fight
Demonstrate
Freeze
Improve
Develop
Attach
Bite Volunteer
Steal Prevent

3. Classroom situations
SITUATION REACTION
I have answered a teacher rudely _______ is absent today
Maria’s little brother is in hospital Can you move aside, please?
Do you know the answer to that question? I won’t let it happen again
The teacher is going to explain something important Let’s move on to the next activity
I am sitting at the back of the class in a split class I’m feeling under the weather
I have a fever Put your hand up
We have spent some time doing something Pay attention, please.
The teacher does not let me see the whiteboard Come to the front of the class, please
I am late Can we listen to the recording one more time, please?
The teacher cannot use the blackboard because… I am sorry teacher, I am late. Can I come in?
You are doing a listening activity Can you fetch me some chalk?

4. PAST SIMPLE

5. Simple Past: Use
• To talk about the past
• Dinosaurs went extinct a long time ago
• To talk about a past habit
• I seldom played football before I met him
• Repeated actions in the past
• He opened the door, looked at me and sat on a chair.

6. Simple Past: Form of regular verbs
• AFIRMATIU: (S+V+O) Verbo en infinitivo + -ed (verbos regulares):
Consonante+ y = -ied (cried), I cried a lot when I was a little child
vocal + y= -ed (played),
CVC =doble consonante (planned) (except x, w & y – fix – fixed)
Syl + C´vC (permit – permitted)
• NEGATIU: Sujeto + didn't + infinitiu
• I didn't do the homework yesterday
•
INTERROGATIU: Did + sujeto + infinitiu
• Did you go to the cinema last week?
• WHERE did you go last week?

7. Connected words
• Ago
• Last year, month…
• Yesterday
• In + months / seasons
• On + days of the week
• At + hours

8. Past tense – Affirmative sentences

9. Past tense – Negative sentences

10. Past tense – Interrogative sentences

11. Irregular verbs in lesson 2 – Page 16
Base form Simple past Past
participle
Translation
Light
Fight
Bite
Freeze
Steal

12. Irregular verbs in lesson page 19
Base form Simple past Past
participle
Translation
Got up
bought
came
were
wrote

13. Pronunciation of Regular Past

14. Scoop
They promoted
yellow
press,which was
based on
sensationalism,
sex, crime and
graphic horrors.

15. A Little
slingshot
An
enormous
shield
A
powerful
helmet
A long
spear
An
experienced
soldier
A Young
boy
David
and
Goliah

16. Two millionaire newspaper owners from the
first half of the 20th century
William Randolf Hearts owned 28
newspapers in the USA
Josep Pulitzer – His name is now well
known for the Pulitzer prizes

17. What do you think newsies did?

18. Do you recognise this bridge?

19. We are reporters talking about
Newsies
Newsies taught powerful Hearst and Pullitzer a lesson with their
protest._______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
David won Goliah again!
Who were
newsies?
What did
they do?

20. Pyjamas (UK) / Pajamas (US)

21. They are AT home

22. • K-9 couture wins competition in
Washington DC
• Teen climbs Everest
• Hamster power
Jada
Nicome,
16
Jordan
Romero,
13
Peter Ash,
16