VIDA COTIDIANA EN OTRO IDIOMA IIETAPA 3: CELEBRATIONS

Simple Past - Was / Were

WAS

WERE

Wasn´t

Weren´t

El pasado simple

del verbo to be :

am, is, are, cambia

por :was / were.

Simple Past - Was / Were

I WAS AT SCHOOL.

THEY WERE BUSY.

SHE WAS HAPPY.

HE WAS AT THE OFFICE.

Simple Past

(+) They watched movies last night.

(-) They didn´t watch movies last night.

Subject Complement

Simple past verb, Positive

Subject ComplementVerb simple form

Auxiliary, Simple past form, Negative

(?) Did they watch movies last night?

Auxiliary, Simple past form, Interrogative

Subject ComplementVerb

simple

form

*Cuando se usa el auxiliar (Did

o Didn´t), positivo o negativo,

el verbo permanece en su

forma base, ya no se utiliza la

forma del pasado porque el

auxiliar toma el pasado.

Subject and Object Pronouns

Subject pronuns Object pronouns

I Me

You You

He Him

She Her

It It

We Us

They Them

Subject and Object Pronouns• Subject pronouns replace nouns.

• Object pronouns replace nouns that are the direct or indirect object of a clasue

My mom told me. I love you.

She asked him

for something.

He gave her a gift.

I saw it. They wrote us a letter.

I watched them playing soccer.

AdverbsPlace

Adverbs of place are used to indicate where the action is taking place.

Here,outside,around,there,nearby,etc,

Manner

The waysomethingis done,how issomethingdone.

beautifuly,quickly,carefully,kindly,slowly,etc.

• Caroline looked around.

• The school is nearby my house.

• She looked around to find her son.

• My family lives away from me.

Examples: Examples:

• She treats her parents kindly.

• My brother enjoys driving slowly.

• She draws beautifully.

• Read the instructions carefully!

Vocabulary

Means of Transportation – Book p. 51

Marriage – Book p. 56

Past Time Expressions– Book p. 59

Referencias

• Keith, S., (2020). Vida Cotidiana en Otro Idioma 2. Ciudad de México,

México: Proveedora de Textos de Monterrey.