Презентация на тему Past simple

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2. Very often the past simple ends in
3. In questions and negatives we use did/didn’t+
4. ExercisesDave (fall) down the stairs this morning
5. AnswersDave fell down the stairs this morning
6. Past Continuous(I was doing)
7. Was/were + ing is the past continuous.Yesterday
8. I was doing smthI was doing smth
9. We often use past simple and past
10. Some words are not normally used in
11. ExercisesI (cycle) home yesterday when a man
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Very often the past simple ends in –ed (regular verbs):We invited them to our party, but they decided not to came.But many verbs are irregular. The past simple does not ends in –ed.Write/wrote/writtenSee/saw/seen etc.

In questions and negatives we use did/didn’t+ infinitive.Did you go out last

ExercisesDave (fall) down the stairs this morning and (hurt) his leg.I was

AnswersDave fell down the stairs this morning and hurt his leg.I was

Was/were + ing is the past continuous.Yesterday Karen and Jim Played tennis.

I was doing smthI was doing smth = I was in the

We often use past simple and past continuous together to say that

Some words are not normally used in the continuous:We were good friends.

ExercisesI (cycle) home yesterday when a man (step) out into the road

AnswersI was cycling home yesterday when a man stepped out into the

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Слайд 2 Very often the past simple ends in –ed

Very often the past simple ends in –ed (regular verbs):We invited

(regular verbs):
We invited them to our party, but they

decided not to came.

But many verbs are irregular. The past simple does not ends in –ed.

Write/wrote/written
See/saw/seen etc.

Слайд 3 In questions and negatives we use did/didn’t+ infinitive.
Did

In questions and negatives we use did/didn’t+ infinitive.Did you go out

you go out last night?
Yes, I went to the

cinema, but I don’t enjoy the film much.
Did you have time to do the shopping?
No, I didn’t.

In following example, do is the main verb in sentence:
I didn’t do anything.

Слайд 4 Exercises
Dave (fall) down the stairs this morning and

ExercisesDave (fall) down the stairs this morning and (hurt) his leg.I

(hurt) his leg.
I was in hurry, so (have) time

to phone you.
I knew Sarah was busy, so I (disturb) her.
How did you learn to drive? My father (teach) me.

Слайд 5 Answers
Dave fell down the stairs this morning and

AnswersDave fell down the stairs this morning and hurt his leg.I

hurt his leg.
I was in hurry, so I didn’t

have time to phone you.
I knew Sarah was busy, so I didn’t disturb her.
How did you learn to drive? My father tought me.

Слайд 6 Past Continuous
(I was doing)

Слайд 7 Was/were + ing is the past continuous.
Yesterday Karen

Was/were + ing is the past continuous.Yesterday Karen and Jim Played

and Jim Played tennis. They started at 10 o’clock

and finished at 11:30.
So, at 10:30 they were playing tennis.

They were playing = they were in the middle of playing. They had not finished playing.

Слайд 8 I was doing smth
I was doing smth =

I was doing smthI was doing smth = I was in

I was in the middle of doing smth at

a certain time. The action or situation had already started before this time, but had not finished:
This time last year I was living in Brazil.
I waved to Helen, but she wasn’t looking.

Слайд 9 We often use past simple and past continuous

We often use past simple and past continuous together to say

together to say that smth happened in the middle

of smth else:

Matt phoned while we were having dinner.
It was raining when I got up.

But we use the past simple to say that one thing happened after another:
I was walking along the road when I saw Dan. So, I stopped, and we had a chat.

Слайд 10 Some words are not normally used in the

Some words are not normally used in the continuous:We were good

continuous:
We were good friends. We knew each other well.
(Not

We were knowing)

Слайд 11 Exercises
I (cycle) home yesterday when a man (step)

ExercisesI (cycle) home yesterday when a man (step) out into the

out into the road in front of me. I

(go) quite fast, but luckily I (manage) to stop in time and (not/hit) him.
I (see) Sue in town yesterday, but she (not/see) me. She (look) the other way.
How fast (you/drive) when the accident (happen)?