Simple Past / Past Progressive
Simple Past : you / study / last night?
Did you study last night?
Yes, I studied last night. / No, I didn't study.
Make a sentence: going to: we / pass / this test
We are going to pass this test.
She / be / to the RiverWalk? (short answer)
Has she ever been to the RiverWalk? Yes, she has. No, she hasn't.
My brain is tired. I _______ (study) for 3 hours. I'm going to take a break now.
.... I have been studying .....
The woman ___ sat next to me was very nice.
(all possibilities)
The woman who/that sat next to me was very nice.
(The woman was very nice. main clause)
(The woman sat next to me.)
she / be / late to class?
Was she late to class?
Yes, she was. / No, she wasn't.
Question with "will": test /be / easy? ... No...
Will the test be easy?
No, it won't.
Simple Past or Present Perfect: I (speak) Spanish when I was young, but I don't anymore.
I spoke Spanish when I was young, but I don't anymore.
Say the sentence with "used to", changing the underlined verb.
I was afraid to talk to people in English.
I used to be afraid to talk to people in English.
The river ______ runs through downtown is the San Antonio River. (all possible answers)
The river that/which runs through downtown is the San Antonio River.
Simple or Progressive: They (listen) _________ to music while they (clean) _______ house.
They were listening to music while they were cleaning house.
Future clause. going to: They (eat) ___ after they (take) ____ the test.
They are going to eat after they take the test.
How long / you / (know) / her?
How long have you known her?
Ask someone on your team: How long/ you/ study English? and he/she answers.
How long have you been studying (have you studied) English?
I have studied (been studying English) for 3 years.
The magazine ____ I read on the plane was interesting.
The magazine that/which/0 I read on the plane was interesting.
Complete with simple past or past progressive: The phone ______ (ring) while I ______ (wash) dishes.
The phone rang while I was washing dishes.
will : If I (finish) ____ early I ____ go to the gym.
If I finish early I'll go to the gym.
Present Perfect or Pres Perfect Progressive
He (work) ___ since 8:00 a.m. He'll probably leave at 5:00.
He has been working since 8:00 a.m.
Tell how long you have lived in the U.S. using "since"
Another students tell about the 1st student using "for"
I have lived in the U.S. since September 2017.
He has lived in the U.S. for 20 years.
The man ____ I was talking to is my brother.
The man that/who/0 I was talking to is my brother.
He (call) ____ while I (drive) ____
He called while I was driving.
Ask the question with "going to"
you/ check your answers/ before you / turn in your test?
Are you going to check your answers before you turn in your test?
Past Perfect or Simple Past: I (already / take) ____ 2 tests before I (take) my Grammar 3 test.
I had already taken 2 tests before I took my Grammar 3 test.
He ______ (go) to the store before his friends ___(arrived) at his house.
He had gone to the store before his friends arrived...
Combine the sentence using "whose"
Main sentence: The student is over there.
His book was lost.
The student whose book was lost is over there.