W3 Mixed past tenses

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

3AT

Friday

Sept. 23

Northern

Ireland 

Plan for today

- Mixed past tenses 

- Reading

Past tenses

Name the past tenses you have learnt.

How many did you get correct?

Past simple

past continuous

past perfect

past perfect continuous

Past tenses . 

- ALL past tenses take place in the past so they are .................. actions. 

- The difference is ....... they took place in the past (where on the timeline). 

What is the difference between;
Past simple and past continuous?

Difference 1.

past simple and  past continuous: 

past simple is a situation of one action in the past and it is completed.

 past continuous is action of (usually) short duration that was going on in the past. 

What is the difference between
Past simple and past perfect?

Difference 2.

Past perfect or Past Simple:

Past Simple: something happened in the past and is completed(1 step back)

Past perfect is something that also happened in the past but BEFORE something else. It is even further in the past.. (2 steps back)

Past continuous : Form.

past continuous: 

something (an action) of (usually) short duration in the past

was / were + verb + ing 

Sometimes something else in the past happens while this action is going on:

Tom called when I was taking a shower  (called is past simple)

Match the tenses to the sentences

Past perfect simple

Past simple

Past Continuous

Past Perfect Continuous

She'd been paying attention all lesson but now she was getting bored.

1. Past Perfect continuous / past simple
2. Past continuous / past continuous
3. Past perfect continuous/past continuous
4. past perfect continuous / past perfect simple

While Sophie WAS SLEEPING , Jenny FINISHED the presentation.

1. Past perfect - past simple
2. Past continuous - past simple
3. Past continuous - past perfect
4. Past simple - past perfect

I was really tired because I ........ well lately.

1. hadn't been sleeping
2. didn't sleep
3. was sleeping
4. slept

Present Perfect / Past Simple / Past Continuous?


I ... (enjoy) the sun last Sunday.

1. enjoyed
2. have enjoyed
3. had enjoyed
4. had been enjoying

I failed my test because I ............... for it at all.

1. studied
2. have studied
3. hadn't studied
4. hadn't been studying

While I.... (still thinking)about it, they (already come up with) an solution.

Time to get to work! 

See magister  work  plan for this lesson 

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