Think - unit 6 - Lesson 1

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Unit 6 - lesson 1

Past simple irregular verbs & vocabulary

Today's programme

- Grammar ex. 2, 3, 4, 5 p. 58

- Vocabulary ex. 2, 3 p. 58

- Study vocab unit 6

Past Simple

What was the past simple again?

To tell something happened yesterday, last week, last month, last year, five year ago.

 verb+ed = past simple.

Go to the next slides for examples.

Past Simple regular verbs recap

Present simple	Past simple
I like cats.	I liked cats.
I don't like cats.	I didn't like cats.
She likes dogs.	She liked dogs.
She doesn't like dogs.	She didn't like dogs.

Past simple irregular verbs

Some verbs (werkwoorden) have their own form instead of -ed.

I think about you every day. --> I thought about you every day.

I sing a song. --> I sang a song.

He runs very fast. --> He ran very fast.

Past simple irregular verbs

On page 58 of your Think-book, you will find grammar ex. 2, 3, 4, 5.

You can fill in the answers on the following slides.

Past simple irregular verbs

On page 58 of your Think-book, you will find grammar ex. 2

You have to give the irregular form of a verb. You can use the article on page 57 as a help.

Example:

find - found

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: become

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: go

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: see

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: think

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: come

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: give

Grammar ex. 2 Fill in the irregular form of: make

Grammar ex. 3
Find at least four more irregular past simple verbs in the article on page 57. Write the verbs down below:

Grammar ex. 4

On the next two slides, you will have to change two sentences from the article on page 57. Make the sentences negative (ontkennend).

Jonathan thought for a long time.

They won the competition.

Grammar ex. 5

Use the prompts to finish the sentences as is done in the example.

Use the correct irregular verbs in the past simple and the short form of the negation.

Use the prompts to finish the sentences as is done in the example.

Use the correct irregular verbs in the past simple and the short form of the negation.

Note down your answer on the next slide, please.

2. I / see / Mark but / see / Alicia.

Use the prompts to finish the sentences as is done in the example.

Use the correct irregular verbs in the past simple and the short form of the negation.

Note down your answer on the next slide, please.

3. Sue / come / to my party / but Dan / come.

Use the prompts to finish the sentences as is done in the example.

Use the correct irregular verbs in the past simple and the short form of the negation.

Note down your answer on the next slide, please.

4. I make / sandwiches but I / make / cake.

Vocabulary ex. 2; page 58

Complete the sentences with a time expression with 'ago'.

Example: Andy is twenty. He left school when he was sixteen.

--> Andy left school four years ago.

It's 8 o'clock. I had breakfast at 7 o'clock.
I had breakfast ____________

It's 10.20. The film began at 10.00.
The film_______

It's December. Your holiday was in July. My holiday_______

Vocabulary ex. 3

Complete the sentences using your own information. Use irregular verbs in your answers!

Try to think of as many as possible.

Example:

A year ago, I ran a half marathon.

A year ago, I ________

Ten years ago, I _________

Last year, I __________

Yesterday morning, I ________

Last night, I ________

And now...

Well done!

You've finished grammar exercises 2 through 5 & vocabulary exercises 2 & 3.

Study the vocabulary of unit 6
Click here for part 1
Click here for part 2

Homework Tuesday the 29th of March

Finish this LessonUP lesson, please.

Also start studying the vocabulary of Unit 6.

The test of unit 5&6 will be on Monday the 11th of April.

Good luck!

Time left? Find some proverbs.

Search the internet for some English proverbs and/or expressions about friendship/friends. Note down at least 5 and explain what they mean on the next slide, please.

For example:

A friend in need is a friend indeed.

Meaning: This means that a friend who helps you when you really need help is a true friend.

Type your proverbs and meaning here, please.

Still time left?

Choose one of your proverbs (or a new one if you like that better) and make a drawing about it. Take a picture of your drawing and upload this on the next slide.

Upload the drawing of your proverb here, please.