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The document discusses irregular verbs used for activities in the past. It provides examples of sentences using irregular verbs like "slept", "bought", and "met" with the subjects and the time period specified. The patterns given are subject + verb in past tense and subject + did not/didn't + base verb. Questions are provided along with positive and negative responses. Common irregular verbs and examples of sentences using them are listed. The document concludes with prompting the reader to list 5 activities they did or didn't do last Sunday using irregular verbs and providing a link to a Kahoot quiz for further practice.
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- 4. Activities in the past (irregular verbs)
- 7. The pattern: She slept all night yesterday. They bought novels this morning. Subject + v-2 Did she swim this morning? Did they meet last Sunday? She didn’t bring camera yesterday. They didn’t drink water last Sunday. Subject + did not /didn’t + base verb Did + subject + base verb? Responses: (+) Yes, she did. (-) No, they didn’t, but they slept this morning.
- 8. They … a breakfast. have They had a breakfast. She … novels yesterday. She bought novels yesterday. buy read They … comics this morning. They read comics this morning. do We … a school project last Monday. We did a school project last Monday.
- 9. He … letters yesterday afternoon. He wrote letters yesterday afternoon. write sleep She … all night yesterday. She slept all night yesterday. swim Rob … last Sunday. Rob swam last Sunday. drink Deby … water this morning. Deby drank water this morning.
- 10. Did they drink this morning? No,they didn’t. They ate pizza this morning. Did he bring the camera? No, he didn’t. He brought a laptop. I … tomatoes last week. I didn’t buy tomatoes last week. Jane … Marie last Sunday. Jane didn’t meet Marie last Sunday. buy meet
- 11. The last activity! s 1. Tell me your 5 activities (did and didn’t do) last Sunday! IRREGULAR VERB 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.