Lesson 3 - Grammar
Lesson 3 - Grammar
GRAMMAR
PAST SIMPLE
PAST SIMPLE
AFFIRMATIVE
LEADS-IN
IS THERE A LOTTERY IN YOUR
COUNTRY?
SOME RULES
About spelling:
1. Drop - dropped
(Consonant – Vowel – Consonant)
Example: x2
Stop Stopped
Hop Hopped
Step Stepped
2. Marry – married
3. Move – moved
SOME RULES
FOR
PRONUNCIATIO
N
WORK IN PAIRS
WORK OUT WITH YOUR PARTNER HOW TO READ THESE FEELINGS
CORRECTLY
spent
1. She won millions of dollars on the lotter. She _________all the money in only 3
years.
dropped found
2. I_________ my keys on the street. Luckily, I __________them later.
went studied
3. Our cousin ________to university when he was only 15 years old. He _______ Maths
there.
married were
4. My grandfather ____________ my grandmother in 1965 and they _______together
until she died last year.
left moved
5. I ___________home when I was 19 and ________to London.
COMPLETE THE
SENTENCES
WITH PAST
FORM.
were
won
gave
spent THEN LISTEN
got
AND CHECK
was
decided
had
began
said
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THE
ADJECTIVES AND THE PAST FORM
bored delighted disappointed embarrassed relieved suspicious upset
was
2. Spencer ___________(be) embarrassed dropped
_____________when he ___________(drop) all his money on the floor
of the shop.
was
3. Bess ___________(be) ___________ won
delighted when she ___________(win) the essay competition.
felt
4. I ___________(feel) suspicious
a bit ___________when said
the man ___________(say) he was a millionaire.
were
5. We ___________(be) very disappointed stopped
_____________when the music ___________(stop) and everyone
left
___________(leave) the party.
got
6. I ___________(get) a bit ___________ talked
bored because Dan ___________(talk) about his new girlfriend all
evening.
were
7. You ___________(be) relieved
extremely ___________when found
we ___________(find) your mobile phone
behind the sofa.
SPEAKING
TELL THE CLASS ABOUT THE TIME WHEN YOU HAD THESE FEELINGS.