Revision unit 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Revision chapter 3

• Vocabulary 
• Speaking
• Writing
• Grammar 

Past simple

Was/were

Past simple of to be (am/is/are)

(+) I was out. / We were at the zoo.

(-) I wasn't out. / We weren't at the zoo.

(?) Was I out? / Were we at the zoo?

--> I / he / she / it: was

--> You / we / they: were

I ... in Canberra last Spring.

1. was
2. were

We ... at school last Saturday

1. was
2. were

Tina ... at home yesterday.

1. was
2. were

He ... happy.

1. was
2. were

Robert and Daniel ... Garry's friends.

1. was
2. were

You ... very busy on Friday.

1. was
2. were

They ... in front of the supermarket.

1. was
2. were

I ... in the museum.

1. was
2. were

She ... in South Africa last month.

1. was
2. were

Jessica and Kimberly ... late for school

1. was
2. were

Past simple

(+) verb +ed (or other spelling rules)

(-) didn't verb

(?) Did subject verb

(+) I watched Netflix last night.

(-) I didn't watch Netflix last night.

(?) Did I watch Netflix last night?

Spelling rules

• Most verbs: +ed
• End in e (live): + d (lived)
• End in consonant +y (marry): -y +ied (married)
• One-syllable verb ending with vowel + consonant (stop): double the consonant + ed (stopped)

The cat ... (escape) from the garden.

They ... (agree) with me about the album.

He ... (try) to start the car.

We ... (enjoy) the funfair a lot.

Tell me, what ... (happen)?

She ... (stop) at a zebra crossing.

I ... (carry on) working until late.

Alfie ... (fail) his driving test again.

Vocabulary

Which words do you know?

It can fly and it can talk.

It's really cute. It's a baby cat.

It's got eight legs and it eats flies.

It's got sharp claws and striped fur.

It's got wings. It can swim, but it can't fly.

It's a big bird with pink feathers and long legs.

It jumps very well and keeps its baby in a pouch.

It's from Africa. It eats leaves from the tops of trees.

It's a dangerous animal with very sharp teeth. It's green.

It's a farm animal. It's similar to a horse but with long ears.