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Past Simple

Verb Tense

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Which TWO verb tenses did we learn already?

Slide 3 - Open question

Past Simple

Verleden tijd

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Regular

Irregular

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Regular

Irregular

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Regular

Irregular

Unit 7

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Regular

Irregular

Unit 7

30%

70%

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Affirmative

Negative

Interrogative

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Affirmative

Negative

Interrogative

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Now that we read the text, how do you think we make the past simple?

Slide 12 - Open question

How to make the past simple

2. If the verb ends in an -e, we only add -d.

like --> liked

baked --> baked

smile --> smiled

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How to make the past simple

We add -ed to the verb.

Walk --> walked

Talk --> walked

Shower --> showered

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How to make the past simple

2. If the verb ends in -y, it becomes -ied.

carry --> carried

spy --> spied

copy --> copied

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How to make the past simple

2. If the verb ends in -y, it becomes -ied.

carry --> carried

spy --> spied

copy --> copied

Why does enjoy become enjoyed, and not enjoied?

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How to make the past simple

2. If the verb ends in -y, it becomes -ied.

carry --> carried

spy --> spied

copy --> copied

Only if the y sounds like i!

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How to make the past simple

2. If the verb ends in -y, it becomes -ied.

carry --> carried

spy --> spied

copy --> copied

Only if the y sounds like i!

Only if the y is a vowel!

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How to make the past simple

3. If the verb ends in one vowel and one consonant, we usually double the consonant

chat --> chatted

admit --> admitted

stop --> stopped

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How to make the past simple

3. If the verb ends in one consonant, we usually double it.

chat --> chatted

admit --> admitted

stop --> stopped

Why does visit become visited, and not visitted?

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How to make the past simple

3. If the verb ends in one consonant, we usually double it.

chat --> chatted

admit --> admitted

stop --> stopped

Why does visit become visited, and not visitted?

Only if the last syllable is stressed!

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What's the past simple of to end?

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What's the past simple of to live?

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What's the past simple of to travel?

Slide 24 - Open question

go to b.socrative.com

Do exercise 5 and 6 (SB p.64)

Give the answers in socrative in stead of using a notebook.

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