English II

Busy lives…

Unit 10

• Use the SIMPLE PAST of REGULAR and IRREGULAR verbs.

• Use expressions like CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK.

• Say you did? to show that you’re interested or surprised.

In Unit 10, you’re going to learn how to

Simple Past Tense: Affirmative sentences using Regular Verbs.

I

You

He

She

It

We

They

played

studied

watched

wanted

barked

cooked

invited

a computer game.

math.

a talk show.

to stay home.

at us.

Italian food.

their friends.

play

study

watch

want

bark

cook

invite

I

You

He

She

It

We

They

went

learnt

felt

broke

said

saw

bought

home.

to speak English.

very bad yesterday.

her leg.

«we will win».

a strange guy.

a new jacket.

go

learn

feel

break

say

see

buy

Simple Past Tense: Affirmative sentences using Irregular Verbs.

I

You

He

She

It

We

They

buy

study

watch

go

clean

cook

invite

new shoes.

English.

the news.

to play basketball.

well.

Chinese food.

their sisters.

didn’t

didn’t

didn’t

didn’t

didn’t

didn’t

didn’t

Remember…Didn’t = Did not

Simple Past Tense: Negative sentences.

I

You

He

She

It

We

They

go

study

watch

want

clean

cook

invite

to play soccer?

Biology?

the news?

to go out yesterday?

the bathroom?

Mexican food?

their wives?

Did

Did

Did

Did

Did

Did

Did

Simple Past Tense: Interrogative sentences.

Use the simple past of regular and irregular verbs.

Did you play tennis last week?

Yes, I did. I played tennis last Sunday.

No, I didn’t. I didn’t play tennis.

Use the simple past of regular and irregular verbs.

Did you listen to music yesterday?

Yes, I did. I listened to music.

No, I didn’t. I didn’t listen to music.

Say you did? to show that you’re interested or surprised.

I passed my driver’s test.

You did? Congratulations!

We can say you did? to show that we’re interested or surprised, or just that we’re listening.

Say you did? to show that you’re interested or surprised.

I had four exams this week, I had three yesterday.

You did? How did you do…?

We can say you did? to show that we’re interested or surprised, or just that we’re listening.

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English II

Busy lives…

Unit 10