This document provides a lesson on using past tense verbs to greet someone returning from a trip. It introduces the past tense forms of the verb "to be", provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the past tense, and includes sample questions and answers to practice the grammar point. The lesson aims to teach English learners how to have a conversation welcoming someone back from vacation using proper past tense verb forms.

1. Unit 7 – On Vacation

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4. Unit 7 – On Vacation
Lesson 1 – Greet someone
arriving from a trip

5. Past tense of Be
• I am
• You are
• He is
• She is
• It is
• We are
• They are
• I was
• You were
• He was
• She was
• It was
• We are
• They are

6. Affirmative
Sentences
I was at my house.
You were at the beach.
She was at the park.
He was at the golf course.
It was at the vet.
We were at school
They were in another country.

7. Negative
Sentences
I wasn’t at my house.
You weren’t at the beach.
She wasn’t at the park.
He wasn’t at the golf course.
It wasn’t at the vet.
We weren’t at school
They weren’t in another country.

8. Questions
Was I at my house?
Were you at the beach?
Was she at the park?
Was he at the golf course?
Was it at the vet?
Were we at school?
Were they in another country?

9. Answers
• Yes, I was at my house.
• No, I wasn’t at my house.

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11. Conversation Model
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