PAST SIMPLE YESTERDAY A YEAR AGO LAST YEAR AT THAT TIME

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PAST SIMPLE YESTERDAY A YEAR AGO LAST YEAR AT THAT TIME TWO DAYS AGO LAST WEEK LAST MONTH A WEEK AGO A MONTH AGO LAST NIGHT

PAST SIMPLE EXPRESSIONS Michael Jackson also called the King of pop died 5 years ago Last year Hollywood made a movie about Marilyn Monroe´s life. Paul Walker, one of the main actors in The Fast and Furious movie died in a car accident 4 months ago.

Past Simple: Negative and interrogative Sentences Negative sentences: In the negative form we need to use the auxiliary did + not (didn’t). remember that when we use the auxiliary we put the verb in the INFINITIVE form. The auxiliary didn’t is used in the negative form with verbs that are not to be. DO NOT USE DIDN’T WITH WAS OR WERE!!! Yesterday we didn´t play because it was raining. Amy didn´t eat her lunch because she felt so sick two hours ago. Questions Did + noun / pronoun +verb + complement ? Did you watch TV yesterday? Yes , I did / No, I didn´t Did Helen work in Madrid? Yes, she did/ No, she didn´t

exercises Complete the phrases Petra didn’t learn French at school. She learnt English. 4 My dog didn’t drink juice, but it _______ water. 5 _____ he cook dinner? Yes, he did. 1 I ate the fish. I ________eat the salad. 6 _____you live in Madrid? No, I didn’t. 2 We didn’t play rugby at school, but we __________ football. 7 Did they watch TV? No, they ______. 3 Liz studied Geography at university. She ________ study English. 8 Did it rain yesterday? No, it _____ .

write the phrases in affirmative, negative or interrogative form. she / study / English ✓ 7 Sally / live / Lisbon last year ✗ She studied English. 3 you / drink / water (?) they / study / French ✗ ______________________ 8 they / cook / dinner (?) They didn’t study French. 4 she / watch / TV ✓ we / eat / salad (?) Did we eat salad? 5 it / rain / yesterday ✗ 1 they / play / football ✓ _______________________ ________________________ 6 they / cook / dinner (?) 2 he / learn / English ✗

Using the words in the squares form 3 sentences in affirmative form, 3 in negative form and 3 in interrogative one I lived in England last year Lisa didn´t cook dinner yesterday did it rain two hours ago?_ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ I / you / he / she / it / we / they Live / study / cook / rain / eat / drink / learn In England / English / Geography / dinner / fish / salad / juice On Saturday / yesterday / at the university / after school / last year/ two hours ago

Underline the mistake in each sentence then correct it. I didn’t studied at university. 4 We didn’t not play football. I didn’t study at university. ____________________________ 1 He live in Oxford last year. 5 Did Anna watch TV? No, they didn’t. _________________________ 2 Did she study English? Yes, she does. 6 It rain on Saturday _______________________________ 3 Did the dog ate the fish? Yes, it did. ______________________________

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