Past simple verbs
What is the past simple form of "eat"?
Ate
What is the past progressive form of "run"?
Was/ were running
Yesterday I ____ (go) to the market
Went
"She was walk to the store yesterday"
"She was walking to the store yesterday"
Write a short story (2-3 sentences) using the past simple tense
Ex) Last summer, I visited my grandparents. We went to the beach and had a great time
What is the past simple of "go"?
Went
What is the past progressive form of "read"?
Was/were reading
While she ______ (read) a book, the phone rang.
Was reading
"I ate lunch when he call me"
"I was eating lunch when he called me"
Write a short story (2-3 sentences) using the past progressive tense
Ex) While I was reading a book, my brother was playing video games
What is the past simple form of "play"?
Played
What is the past progressive form of "study"
Was/ were studying
They ______ (play) soccer when it started to rain
Were playing
"They were swim in the pool last week"
"They were swimming in the pool last week"
Write a short story (3-4 sentences) using both the past simple and past progressive tenses
Ex) While I was studying for my exams, my friends were playing outside. Later, I joined them and we had fun
What is the past simple form of "see"?
Saw
What is the past progressive form of "watch"?
Was/ were watching
He ______ (eat) dinner when his friend called
Was eating
"He was write a letter while she was cook"
"He was writing a letter while she was cooking"
Create a dialogue (4-5 sentences) using both the past progressive tense
ex) A: What were you doing yesterday afternoon? B: I was cooking dinner. A: What were your family members doing? B: They were watching TV.
What is the past simple form of "write"?
Wrote
What is the past progressive form of "cook"?
Was/ were cooking
We _____ (watch) TV all night long
Were watching
"We was play video play games when the power went out"
"We were playing video games when the power went out"
Create a dialogue (4-5 sentences) using both the past simple and past progressive tenses
EX) A: What did you do last weekend? B: I was visiting my aunt. A: Oh, really? What were you doing when I called you? B: I was having lunch with her