Past vs Present
Say two sentences about your daily routine.
I wake up at 7:00 - I wash my hair on mondays and fridays
Complete:
“_____ did you go yesterday?”
Where
Complete:
“I used to ______ soccer.”
play
Name four places in the city.
Park / hospital / bank / Cinema
Name three means of transportation.
Bus / car / bike
Say two sentences about your childhood.
I played with dolls - I cried when my fish died
Complete:
“Did you _____ TV last night?”
watch
Say one thing you used to do as a child.
I used to watch cartoons.
Complete:
“The National University is ________ the stadium.”
In front of / opposite
Countable or uncountable:
“Bread”
Uncountable
Change to past:
“I play soccer.”
I played soccer.
Make a question:
“you / go / did / school / ? / yesterday”
Did you go to school yesterday?
Make it negative:
“I used to eat candy.”
I didn’t use to eat candy.
Give a simple direction:
How do you get to your house?
I go straight and turn left...
Complete:
“There are ______ cars in the city.”- (many / much)
many
Complete:
“When I was a child, I ______ (watch) TV every day.”
watched
Correct the sentence:
“Where did you went?”
Where did you go?
Make a question:
“you / ? / use / did/ to / play outside”
Did you use to play outside?
Make one question about places in the city. One classmate must answer.
Where is the bank? - Is there a park near here?
The bank is next to... - Yes, the park is close...
Complete:
“There is ______ traffic.”
(many / much)
much
Say 2 sentences: one in present and one in past.
I study English. / I studied English yesterday.
Ask 2 questions in past to a classmate. The classmate must answer.
Did you study yesterday? - Yes, I did
Where did you go last weekend? - I went to Chipre with my family
Say 2 sentences:
one with used to - one with present
I used to play outside. Now I study a lot.
Give three sentences about some places in your city (with adjectives)
The park is big. - There hospital is clean. - The school is beautiful.
Make a sentence with:
a transportation - a quantity expression
There are many buses in my Manizales.