The document summarizes a language class that covered verbs and expressing regrets about the past. It introduces new verbs like weep, bear, and remind. It teaches that using "wish" with the past participle form of a verb expresses regret about the past, and provides examples like "I wish I'd stayed at home" and "I wish I'd studied harder in school." The class was meant to help students keep up if they missed the previous week by learning new verbs and how to talk about wishes and regrets regarding past actions.

1. SESSION 2

2. • Imagine you have a partner
who couldn´t come to the last
class. Help him to keep up
with all we did last week
• There are some pictures to
help you to remind a little
REGRETS

3. Outcomes:
 We are going to know new verbs
and make sentences with them.
 We’ll be able to express regrets
about the past
.

4. First..
•We’re going to
start with some
verbs.

5. WEEP
SENTENCE
•The man was weeping in a
corner of the waiting room
SIMPLE PAST PAST
PARTICIPLE
WEPT​ WEPT
LLORAR

6. BEAR
SIMPLE PAST PAST
PARTICIPLE
BORE BORN
SENTENCE
•The bridge must bear the
weight of the cars and trucks
SOPORTAR

7. REMIND
SIMPLE PAST PAST
PARTICIPLE
REMINDED REMINDED
SENTENCE
•The alarm reminded Tim
of his appointment
RECORDAR

8. WISH HAD
VERB (PAST
PARTICIPLE)
GRAMMAR TO EXPRESS REGRET
ABOUT THE PAST

9. EXAMPLES:
I wish
I’d stayed at home.
I’d told him how I really
felt, before he left.
I’d studied harder in
school.

10. Let’s go to practise

11. Let’s go to practise
WISH
WISH
WISH
REGRET

12. Let’s go to practise

13. Let’s go to practise
‘d worked
became
hadn’t
run
studied