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Welcome!
Revision: grammar chapter 6

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Today's goals
Revision: grammar chapter 6
  • Present simple, past simple, present continuous, past continuous

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How to form these tenses

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How to form the present simple:
he/she/it: infinitive + -s
  • reads, calls, feels
all the other persons (I, you, we, they): just the infinitive
  • read, call, feel
BUT
  • cry - cries
  • wash - washes; kiss - kisses; watch - watches; fix - fixes

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How to form the past simple:
Regular verbs: verb +  -(e)d
  • waited, liked, changed
Irregular verbs: verb form changes
  • go - went; think - thought; take - took 

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How to form the present continuous:
am/are/is + infinitive + ing
  • I am swimming
  • You are swimming
  • He/She/It is swimming
  • We are swimming
  • You are swimming
  • They are swimming

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How to form the past continuous:
was/were + infinitive + ing
  • I was swimming
  • You were swimming
  • He/She/It was swimming
  • We were swimming
  • You were swimming
  • They were swimming

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When to use these tenses

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Present simple
  • Used for habits, facts and opinions
  • Signal words: always, never, every ..., nowadays, seldom, sometimes, usually, regularly
Examples:
  • They go to France every year.
  • He is 22 years old.
  • Katy hates spiders. She always cries when she sees one.

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Present continuous
  • Used when something is happening right now
  • Signal words: now, right now, at the moment, 'listen', 'look'
Examples:
  • I am listening to their new album right now.
  • Look! He is driving way too fast!

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Past simple
  • Used when something happened (and finished) in the past
  • Signal words: last, ago, then, yesterday/this morning, dates in the past
Examples:
  • We slept at a farm last week.
  • He became a father in 2016.

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Past continuous
  • Used when something happened in the past and lasted a longer period (usually combined with the past simple)
Example:
  • We were driving in our car when we saw a strange light.

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Listen! They ... that song again.
A
play
B
played
C
are playing
D
were playing

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I ... coffee every day.
A
drink
B
drank
C
am drinking
D
was drinking

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We ... football when my mum walked by.
A
play
B
played
C
are playing
D
were playing

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Their new album ... yesterday.
A
comes out
B
came out
C
is coming out
D
was coming out

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Forming questions & negatives
Present simple: do/does (not) + infinitive
  • Does he eat breakfast every morning?
  • I don't like spiders.
Past simple: did (not) + infinitive
  • Did they watch that new movie last week?
  • She did not go to the gym this morning.

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Forming questions & negatives
Present continuous: am/are/is (not) + infinitive + ing
  • Are you playing a video game right now?
  • I am not doing anything at the moment.
Past continuous: was/were (not) + infinitive + ing
  • Were you studying when I called you?
  • I wasn't lying when I said that I was scared.

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He ... potatoes.
A
doesn't like
B
didn't like
C
isn't liking
D
wasn't liking

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They ... to school last Friday.
A
don't go
B
didn't go
C
aren't going
D
weren't going

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... you ... her right now?
A
Do ... call
B
Did ... call
C
Are ... calling
D
Were ... calling

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... you ... video games when your parents got home?
A
Do ... play
B
Did ... play
C
Are ... playing
D
Were ... playing

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Questions?
Do you understand the differences between the four tenses?
And do you understand how they are formed?

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Thanks for your attention;

Enjoy the rest of your day!

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