7. New Year’s resolution (promise)…..
My new year’s resolution is… Examples:
• To exercise more
• To eat less junk food
• To study more
• To stop smoking
For me:
“To have a healthier lifestyle”
Take some time to write your
new years resolution and draw a
picture……
13. Meaning of the Simple Past
• A completed action in the past
• Use it when we want to talk about last
weekend!
14. Comparison of the Verb: To Be
Present Tense Simple Past
• I: Am • I: Was
• You: Are • You: Were
• He/She/It: IS • He/She/It: Was
• We: Are • We: Were
• You (with me): Are • You (with me): Were
• They: Are • They: Were
• But what about
some other verbs?
16. Examples:
• Simple Present: I visit my friend everyday.
• Past tense: Yesterday, I visited my friend
• Simple Present: I order pizza for lunch.
• Yesterday, I ordered pizza for lunch.
• She watches TV everyday.
• Yesterday, she watched TV.
What is the pattern here?
17. Change these into the Simple Past
using “-ed”
1. I enter the building
2. We fold kites.
3. It heals well.
4. They record music.
5. You instruct him.
6. She plays with him.
7. I own a house.
8. We exercise everyday.
9. They study together.
10. He stops the car.
18. Regular Verbs: Tricky Spellings!
“End with an –e then just ad –d!”
• Fire Fired
• Balance Balanced
End with Y (with a consonant before) then “drop the –y
add – i , ed!”
• Terrify Terrified
• Fry Fried
• Examples when not to drop the –y
• Pray Prayed
• Play Played
19. More tricky spellings: Simple Past
• Doubling the consonant.
If the verb ends in a
consonant + vowel + consonant
Then you must double the last consonant then add + ed
Stop stopped
Plan Planned
Bin Binned
Slip Slipped
Do not double if word ends with x or w
Fix Fixed
Mix Mixed
20. Not so simple….because of irregular
verbs……
Present Tense: I drive to school.
Past Tense: I drove to school.
Present Tense: I write books.
Past Tense: I wrote books.
What’s the pattern here?
21. Let’s try some of these Irregular
Verbs….
1. I catch fish.
2. You build a tower.
3. He buys fish everyday.
4. We dig for treasure.
5. They come from France.
6. The cat breaks it.
7. It cost 100 dollars.
22. Max the Cat pt. 1
What verbs do you remember from the video?
23. Bingo! Add these verbs to your sheets!
Draw a picture for each one as
well.
• Sleep/Slept • Bring/Brought
• Run/Ran • Put/Put
• Fly/Flew • Feed/Fed
• Catch/Caught • Go/ Went
• Fall/Fell
• Beat/ Beat
• Break/ Broke
• Shake/ Shook
25. What if we were going to turn the
simple past into a negative by adding
“Not”?
For answering questions about the past.
Regular Example: Yesterday, I talked to John. I
didn’t talk to Sarah.
Irregular: Saturday I slept a lot. Sunday, I didn’t
sleep.
Construction: Did not + Verb (infinitive)
26. Write these words down on your Bingo Boards!
What do you think the conjugation will
be?
• Give
• Hold
• Swim
• Take
• Fight
• Bite
• Hang
• Tell
• Went
Lets turn these into some negatives as well!
43. On Vacation p. 22
• Other Words for a Vacation:
Holiday
Recess
Leave
“take a trip”
44. Example 6A: Making questions with
the word “Did”
• A: Did they meet friends?
• B: Yes they did.
• Turn the following pictures into “did”
questions (6A)
50. Auxiliary: “Did”
• What does “did” mean in a question? Past,
present or future?
• Using “Did” at the beginning of a question
requires a yes/no answer.
51. Asking “Wh” -questions + “Did” to get
more information.
“What did you do” (do is • Answer: Simple Past
in the infinitive) verb
“Where did” • Location: Simple past
verb + place
“Who did” • Simple past verb +
identity of people
64. Notice: Verbs I used to describe my
vacation
Present tense form: Simple Past form:
• Be • Was
• Take • Took
• Eat • Ate
• Climb • Climbed
• See • Saw
• Walk • Walked
• Climb • Climbed
• Look • Looked
65. Any questions about my vacation?
• Use “did” (for yes/no answer)
• Use “Wh-” word + “Did” (to find out more
information)
80. Instructions
• Make sure you understand and can pronounce
the words. Ask a partner about the ones you
do not know.
• Draw a picture and/or write a sentence for
each word.
• Predict what you think the song is about?
81. Watch the video.
• What do you think the song is about?
• What happens in the video?
82. Listen and Fill in the blanks
• Take a moment to look at the fill in the blanks
sheet.
• After compare with a partner and discuss.
83. Listen and Fill in the Blanks Again
• Pairs compare answers and talk.
84. Any questions about the song?
• What does the song mean to you?
• Do you want to visit the “Hotel California?”
85. 7 (A+B) listening activity
• Take a minute to look at the instructions.
• Listen to the dialogue and number the
activities.
86. Remember the Details Game
• Two Teams
• Remember as much as you can from your
picture
• Give the other team the picture you studied
• Ask questions about what the other team
remembers about their picture. The correct
answer gets one point.
87. Summary
• If you’re happy and you
know it song/dance
• Simple Past Regular vs.
Irregular Verbs
• New Years Resolutions/
Videos
• Simple Past + “Did”
questions
• My Lao Vacation
• The Hotel California