past simple

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

What do you know about
WORD ORDER?

word order

In the following assignments you are going to put the words in the correct order.

So let's find out how good you already are at word order!

cats - like - I

home - he - went

all evening - played - football - they

walks - to work - Liz - every day

goes - every year - to Italy - Julia

we - since 1988 - here - have lived

in London - Sue - in 2004 - was born

didn't go - yesterday - Steven - to school

to the supermarket - yesterday morning - my mum - went

Jess - in bed - this morning - had -
her breakfast

Correct or Wrong?

In the following slides you're going to decide whether the sentences are in the correct word order or not.

Good luck!

Is the Word Order correct?
He gave yesterday a present.

1. correct
2. wrong

Is the Word Order correct?
I lent him two days ago my phone.

1. correct
2. wrong

Is the Word Order correct?
I saw him two days ago at the police station.

1. correct
2. wrong

Is the Word Order correct?
I drink every day three cups of coffee.

1. correct
2. wrong

Is the Word Order correct?
I bought this jacket in England a few years ago.

1. correct
2. wrong

This lesson

instruction of the past simple

and practicing the past simple

Goals

I can make positive sentences in the past simple.

     >I can turn regular verbs into their past simple form.

I can make negative sentences in the past simple.

I can make interrogative sentences in the past simple.

So, what is the correct form of the verb in the past simple:
allow

1. allow
2. allowd
3. allowed

So, what is the correct form of the verb in the past simple:
introduce

1. introduce
2. introduced
3. introduceed

So, what is the correct form of the verb in the past simple:
copy

1. copy
2. copyd
3. copyed
4. copied

So, what is the correct form of the verb in the past simple:
stay

1. stay
2. stayd
3. stayed
4. staied

So, what is the correct form of the verb in the past simple:
rub

1. rub
2. rubd
3. rubed
4. rubbed

So, what is the correct form of the verb in the past simple:
label

1. label
2. labeld
3. labeled
4. labelled

Practice time!

Now we are going to practice with the past simple in positive, negative and interrogative sentences.

Repeat the whole sentence.

! fill in the full form > did not

(+ clean) I ... my teeth this morning.

(+ open) She ... the window.

(- see) Tom ... Jane.

(? have) ... she ... a pen?

(+ cancel) We ... the meeting.

(- do) They ... German in year one.

(+ try) They ... to help her.