Презентация на тему Past simple, past continuous. What’s the difference?

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2. Past Simple is used for: Completed actions
3. Examples:I bought three CDs yesterday.I had green
4. How to form?Regular Verbs1. Affirmative sentences: V
5. The only exception: The verb “to be”:She
6. Emphatic past simpleWe use it to emphasise
7. BUT:We cannot use Emphatic Past Simple with the verb “To be”!!!
8. Past Continuous is used for: 1. Actions
9. Examples:She was reading a book at 6
10. How to form?1. Affirmative sentences: I (she,
11. BE CAREFUL!!!Do not use Past Continuous for
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Past Simple is used for: Completed actions at a specific time in the past;Completed situations and states in the past;Repeated actions in the past;The main events and situations in the story.

PAST SIMPLE , PAST CONTINUOUSWhat’s the difference?

Examples:I bought three CDs yesterday.I had green hair for a while as

How to form?Regular Verbs1. Affirmative sentences: V + ed (He visited his

The only exception: The verb “to be”:She was seven last week. They

Emphatic past simpleWe use it to emphasise an action or situation in

BUT:We cannot use Emphatic Past Simple with the verb “To be”!!!

Past Continuous is used for: 1. Actions or situations in the past

Examples:She was reading a book at 6 o’clock yesterday.I was dong my

How to form?1. Affirmative sentences: I (she, he, it) was eating. They

BE CAREFUL!!!Do not use Past Continuous for repeated or regular actions in

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Слайд 2 Past Simple is used for:
Completed actions at a

Past Simple is used for: Completed actions at a specific time

specific time in the past;
Completed situations and states in

the past;
Repeated actions in the past;
The main events and situations in the story.

Слайд 3 Examples:
I bought three CDs yesterday.
I had green hair

Examples:I bought three CDs yesterday.I had green hair for a while

for a while as a teenager.
We played football every

Saturday.
I ran out of the house, crossed the road and jumped on the bus.

Слайд 4 How to form?
Regular Verbs
1. Affirmative sentences: V +

How to form?Regular Verbs1. Affirmative sentences: V + ed (He visited

ed (He visited his cousin two days ago.)
Interrogative sentences:

Did he visit his cousin two days ago?
Negative sentences: He didn’t visit his cousin two days ago.

Irregular verbs

1. Affirmative sentences V2 (They went to London last year.)
Interrogative sentences: Did they go to London last year?
Negative sentences: They didn’t go to London last year.

Слайд 5 The only exception:
The verb “to be”:
She was

The only exception: The verb “to be”:She was seven last week.

seven last week. They were happy yesterday.
Was she seven

last week? Were they happy yesterday?
She wasn’t seven last week. They weren’t happy yesterday.

Слайд 6 Emphatic past simple
We use it to emphasise an

Emphatic past simpleWe use it to emphasise an action or situation

action or situation in the past, particularly to emphasise

that it actually happened, or that it’s different to what someone else thinks.
Emphatic past simple = subject +did+ bare infinitive.
I know you don’t believe me but I did see a ghost.

Слайд 7 BUT:
We cannot use Emphatic Past Simple with the

verb “To be”!!!

Слайд 8 Past Continuous is used for:
1. Actions or situations

Past Continuous is used for: 1. Actions or situations in the

in the past which are interrupted or stopped by

another action or situation;
2. Actions which were happening at a definite time in the past;
3. Two unfinished situations or events in progress at the same time.

Слайд 9 Examples:
She was reading a book at 6 o’clock

Examples:She was reading a book at 6 o’clock yesterday.I was dong

yesterday.
I was dong my homework when my phone rang.
They

were reading a book while their father was repairing his car.

Слайд 10 How to form?
1. Affirmative sentences: I (she, he,

How to form?1. Affirmative sentences: I (she, he, it) was eating.

it) was eating.
They (we, you) were eating.
2. Interrogative

sentences: Was I (she, he, it) eating?
Were they (we, you) eating?
3. Negative sentences: I (she, he, it) was not eating.
They (we, you) were not eating.