T2-en-2324 - Questions and negative sentences in the past simple

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Learning objectives
I can use the past simple (regular and irregular) correctly.
I can make questions and negative sentences in the past simple correctly.

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Exercise
Change the following sentences

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Turn the sentence in a question in the past tense:

"The doctors operate on the patient"

Slide 4 - Open question

Turn the sentence in a question:

"Erza looked out of the window during class"

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Turn the sentence in a question in the past tense:

"You are a" good student

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Turn the sentence negative in the past tense:

"The doctors operate on the patient"

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Turn the sentence negative:

"Erza looked out of the window during class"

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Turn the sentence negative in the past tense:

"I am a funny person"

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What's next?
2, 1 or 0 mistakes?
Work individually and in silence on the following exercises:
Ex. 52, 53 and 54 (p. 68-71)

More than 2 mistakes?
Follow the instruction.

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Do you remember the rules about the past simple?
The standard rule is:
For questions you need:
For negative sentences you need:
'to be' in questions/negatives
ww + ed
did + ww
didn't + ww
no did / didn't

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Questions in the past simple
Rule 1: was, were, would, could are placed at the beginning of the sentence.

Your friend was glad to see you.
Was your friend glad to see you?
You were happy yesterday.
Were you happy yesterday?

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Questions in the past simple
Rule 2: receive an extra verb (did) which is added at the beginning of the sentence. The main verb also changes to the infinitive (hele ww)

We brought the rackets.
Did we bring the rackets?
He committed  a crime.
Did he commit a crime?

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Negations in the past simple
Rule 1: in sentences with were, was, would, could, you add not to the verb.

You were at the game yesterday.
You were not a the game yesterday.

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Negations in the past simple
Rule 2: an extra verb (didn't) is added in front of the main verb. The main verb also changes to the infinitive.

He catched the ball.
He didn't catch the ball.
We saw the rally.
We didn't see the rally.

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Turn the sentence in a question:
"David was ill last week"

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Turn the sentence in a question:
"Jack listened to you"

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Turn the sentence negative:
"My parents were at home this morning"

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Turn the sentence negative:
"Elisa brought me a snack"

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Homework
- Reading: Ex. 41, 43 and 44 (p. 60-63).

- Writing and grammar: Ex. 51, 52, 53 and 54 (p. 68-71).
- Check your answers.

- Study all vocabulary, all stones, grammar 1 and 2 and irregular verbs 21-40

Practice on Slim stampen 3 times a week for 10 minutes at the time

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