Simple Past
There are two types of verbs in the past. What are they?
Irregular and regular
How many ways are there to form simple future?
3 ways
I ____ (drive) to school tomorrow.
I will drive to school tomorrow.
I _____(go) to the park today.
I will not go to the park today.
___ you ___ (come) to the party tonight?
Will you come to the party tonight?
Lived is a(n) _____ verb.
regular
What are the ways to form simple future?
Affirmative
Negative
Interrogative
Danny and Lisette ______ (go) to the movies this Friday.
Danny and Lisette will go to the movies this Friday.
My dad _____ (buy) me a laptop for my birthday.
My dad will not buy me a laptop for my birthday.
___ she ____ (join) us anytime soon?
Will she join us anytime soon?
Taught is a(n) ______ verb
irregular
True or false. We change the infinitive verb to past tense when using simple future.
False.
Susan _____ ( bought) a laptop next Saturday.
Susan will buy a laptop next Saturday.
My aunt ______ (came) to Christmas this year.
My aunt will not come to Christmas this year.
___ she ___ (went) to school tomorrow?
Will she go to school tomorrow?
What do you do to an irregular verb to change it to past tense?
You have to change the vowel
When do we use simple future?
decision making, making promises, making an offer, actions that will or will not happen, predictions, etc
Danny _____ (swam) tomorrow morning.
Danny will swim tomorrow morning.
Jack ____ (flew) to London this week.
Jack will not fly to London this week.
__ you __ (cried)?
Will you cry?
What are the rules for adding -ed?
Add -ed to most verb, drop the “e” and add “ed” to verbs that end with “e”
Change the “y” to “i” and add -ed to verbs that end with a consonant and “y”
Double the consonant and add -ed to verbs that end with one vowel and one consonant
How do you form simple future?
Affirmative: Pronoun + will + verb
Negative: Pronoun + will not/won’t + verb
Interrogative: Will + Pronoun + verb
I ____ (slept) early tonight.
I will sleep early tonight.
Danny ______ (watched) the new episode on tv tonight.
Danny will not watch the new episode on tv tonight.
___ you ___ (went) to the party tonight?
Will you go to the party tonight?