PAST SIMPLE REVIEW AND CONTABLE -UNCONTABLE NOUNS ( UNIT 7)

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PAST SIMPLE  REVIEW
FIRST ACTIVITY
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CLASIFICATION
MEANING
BASIC FORM
PAST FORM
PAST PARTICIPLE


FIRST GROUP
Cantar



Hundir



Nadar



Beber



Sonar o timbrar











SECOND GROUP
Tomar o coger



Escoger



Romper o quebrar



Conducir



Olvidar



Congelar



Conseguir u obtener



Esconder



Montar



Batir



Robar



Hablar



Despertarse



Escribir



dar







THIRD GROUP
Apostar



Costar o valer



Cortar



Herir o lastimar



Golpear



Permitir



Poner o colocar



Cerrar bruscamente





FOURTH  GROUP
Soplar



Dibujar



Conocer o saber



volar



Crecer



Tirar o lanzar






FIFTH  GROUP
comprar



Atrapar o agarrar



Luchar o pelear



Buscar informaciòn
seek


pensar



Enseñar
















SIXTH  GROUP
alimentar
feed


sentir



encontrar



colgar



tener



construir



oir



Salir ,dejar, abandonar
leave


Prestart



perder



Hacer de fabricar
make


Querer decir o significar
mean


Conocer, reunirse con pnas
meet


pagar



Decir



Decir de contar



Vender



enviar



entender



ganar






SEVENTH  GROUP
DIFFERENT VERBS
comer



caer



hacer



ir



correr



ver



Usar ropa





SECOND ACTIVITY

 PUT THE SENTENCES ON PAGE 48, POINT 2 IN PAST SIMPLE IN THE THREE FORMS AND ADD A PAST TIME EXPRESSION.( last week, one monh ago, last February, yesterday etc )
COLOCA LAS ORACIONES DE LA PAGINA 48 PUNTO 2 EN LAS TRES FORMAS DEL PASADO SIMPLE  Y AGREGAR UNA EXPRESIÒN DE TIEMPO DEL PASADO( la semana pasada, hace un mes, etc.)
Example: I usually have dinner with my family


AFFIRMATIVE   S  +VERB (PAST) + C
                 I usually had dinner with my family last month 
NEGATIVE FORM          S + DID + NOT(DIDN'T) + V(BASE FORM) + C
                 I did not usually have dinner with my family last month
INTERROGATIVE  (WH) + DID + S + V(BASE FORM) + C + ?
Cuando necesites usar una wh question  ( what, when, where, How, Who, Why ) que preguntan  por informaciòn especìfica,  siempre irà al comienzo de la oraciòn interrogativa.
where did you usually have dinner last month? 
Pero si necesitas una pregunta YES/NO QUESTION la oraciòn comienza desde Did.
Did you usually have dinner with your family last month? 
a esta pregunta puedes responder  YES, I DID / NO, I DID NOT
countable and non countable nouns 
Abrir el enlace  y reforzar la teorìa de some,  any, much, many, a lot of





THIRD ACTIVITY

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