Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Irregular Past. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Irregular Past. Mostrar todas las entradas

miércoles, 2 de marzo de 2022

Irregular verbs don't make the past by adding -ed, they are different! (Los verbos irregulares no forman el pasado con -ed). Al final de tu libro tienes una lista con los 80 verbos irregulares más usados. Te preguntarás por qué aparecen varias columnas: aparece el verbo en infinitivo y su traducción a español, el pasado simple del verbo y otra columna con el participio (que más adelante utilizarás para formar tiempos verbales compuestos, habitualmente con HAVE delante).

How do we form a sentence in the past? Read the example:

(+) She had some cereal and milk for breakfast yesterday (verbo en pasado)

(-) She didn't have cereal and milk for breakfast yesterday (observa que el verbo va en infinitivo)
 
(?) Did she have cereal and milk for breakfast yesterday? (did + subject + infinitive)
 
Now, watch this video:

Extra interactive activities to study irregular verbs:

📌Irregular verbs 1

 📌Irregular verbs 2

📌Irregular verbs 3

📌Irregular verbs 4

📌Irregular verbs 5

📌Irregular verbs 6 

viernes, 5 de junio de 2020

Homework Thursday 4th June (1º ESO)

Today we are going to continue with the past tense of regular verbs, and we are going to learn some IRREGULAR VERBS, too. 
  • Do this interactive worksheet with affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences: click HERE. Ya sabéis, cuando esté hecha pulsad en TERMINADO y luego en comprobar mis respuestas, y hacedle foto.
  • Irregular verbs don't make the past by adding -ed, they are different! (Los verbos irregulares no forman el pasado con -ed). En la pág 127 de tu libro tienes una lista con los 60 verbos irregulares más usados. Te preguntarás por qué aparecen varias columnas: aparece el verbo en infinitivo y su traducción a español, el pasado simple del verbo y otra columna con el participio (que de momento no vamos a aprender, pues se usa para formar tiempos compuestos). Copia en tu cuaderno y aprende de momento estos que te escribo aquí (el primero ya lo hemos trabajado!):
  • Write these sentences in the affirmative, negative and interrogative form. Read the example first:
(+) She had some cereal and milk for breakfast yesterday (verbo en pasado)
(-) She didn't have cereal and milk for breakfast yesterday (observa que el verbo va en infinitivo)
(?) Did she have cereal and milk for breakfast yesterday? (did + subject + infinitive)
  1. (+) We ate an ice cream yesterday afternoon.
  2. (+) María gave Blanca a present for her birthday.
  3. (+) David went to the cinema last weekend.
  4. (+) Alberto and Pedro understood the maths lesson very well.
  5. (+) Ariadna saw Cynthia in the street one week ago.
  6. (+) Felipe came to school in March.
  7. (+) When I was 12 I broke my leg.
  • And finally, today you've got a new episode of Extra English. Enjoy it!

viernes, 10 de enero de 2020

The past simple regular and irregular chants

Singing these chants is an easy way of learning verbs in the past. Regular verbs are very easy, remember they finish in -ed, but irregular verbs don't follow that rule and you must learn them.