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Order of adjectives online worksheet for Advanced. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Order of adjectives interactive activity for Grade 3. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Order of adjectives online activity for A2. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Must and Mustn't activity for Thir grade

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Must or mustn't online worksheet for 5° grade secundaria. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Going to future tense - free English online grammar exercises.

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Past simple regular verbs online activity for 5º primaria

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Exercises Explanation Downloads

Was/were - past simple of 'be'

Exercise 1

Choose was/were or am/is/are to complete the following sentences.

Was/were - Form

Was/were

We use was/ were as the past simple forms of be. We use was for I/he/she/it and were for you/we/they.

No positive short forms

The negative short forms of was not and were not are wasn't and weren't, but there are no short forms of was and were in affirmative sentences.

Tom was tired, but Susan wasn't very tired.

Paul and Tom were happy, but we weren't happy.

Was/were - Use

Was/ were are the past forms of am/ is/ are. Present: am/ is = past: was. Present: are = past: were.

I'm happy. ⇒ I was happy. (am ⇒ was)

She is at her office. ⇒ She was at her office. (is ⇒ was)

You are late. ⇒ You were late. (are ⇒ were)

We use was/ were to talk about the past. We often use past expressions of time: yesterday, last night, last week, two months ago, etc.

We use was/ were in the expression was/ were born. The expression be born is always past (NOT present): was/were born.

'Where were you born?' 'I was born in Sweden.' (NOT Where are you born? I am born...)

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Was/were – past simple of ‘be’. Affirmative, negative and questions. I was, I wasn’t, was I? A1 – Elementary English grammar and exercises.

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Exercises Explanation Downloads

Was/were - past simple of 'be'

Exercise 1

Choose was/were or am/is/are to complete the following sentences.

Was/were - Form

Was/were

We use was/ were as the past simple forms of be. We use was for I/he/she/it and were for you/we/they.

No positive short forms

The negative short forms of was not and were not are wasn't and weren't, but there are no short forms of was and were in affirmative sentences.

Tom was tired, but Susan wasn't very tired.

Paul and Tom were happy, but we weren't happy.

Was/were - Use

Was/ were are the past forms of am/ is/ are. Present: am/ is = past: was. Present: are = past: were.

I'm happy. ⇒ I was happy. (am ⇒ was)

She is at her office. ⇒ She was at her office. (is ⇒ was)

You are late. ⇒ You were late. (are ⇒ were)

We use was/ were to talk about the past. We often use past expressions of time: yesterday, last night, last week, two months ago, etc.

We use was/ were in the expression was/ were born. The expression be born is always past (NOT present): was/were born.

'Where were you born?' 'I was born in Sweden.' (NOT Where are you born? I am born...)

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Past simple regular

We often add -ed to verbs (regular verbs) to make the past simple.

Spelling of regular verbs

When do we double the consonant?

We double the consonant when the verb ends in consonant + vowel + consonant. This is always true when the verb is one syllable.

When the verb is two syllables, we only double the consonant when the STRESS is in the last syllable.

reFER ⇒ referred, preFER ⇒ preferred, reGRET ⇒ regretted

But we do NOT double the consonant when the STRESS is NOT in the last syllable.

VIsit ⇒ visited, ANswer ⇒ answered.

Past simple irregular

Some verb are irregular and they don't add -ed to make the past simple. Some very common irregular verbs are:

Past simple - use

Past finished actions or states

We can use the past simple to talk about past finished actions or states. We know and we often mention when these actions happened with a past time expression: yesterday, yesterday morning, last night, last week, two days ago, five years ago, etc.

Past repeated actions

We can use the past simple to talk about habits or repeated actions that happened in the past but don't happen in the present. We often use adverbs or expressions of frequency ( often, always, every day, etc.).

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Past simple regular/irregular. We add '-ed' to verbs to make the past simple, but some verbs are irregular. A1 - Elementary English grammar and exercises.

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Past simple regular

We often add -ed to verbs (regular verbs) to make the past simple.

Spelling of regular verbs

When do we double the consonant?

We double the consonant when the verb ends in consonant + vowel + consonant. This is always true when the verb is one syllable.

When the verb is two syllables, we only double the consonant when the STRESS is in the last syllable.

reFER ⇒ referred, preFER ⇒ preferred, reGRET ⇒ regretted

But we do NOT double the consonant when the STRESS is NOT in the last syllable.

VIsit ⇒ visited, ANswer ⇒ answered.

Past simple irregular

Some verb are irregular and they don't add -ed to make the past simple. Some very common irregular verbs are:

Past simple - use

Past finished actions or states

We can use the past simple to talk about past finished actions or states. We know and we often mention when these actions happened with a past time expression: yesterday, yesterday morning, last night, last week, two days ago, five years ago, etc.

Past repeated actions

We can use the past simple to talk about habits or repeated actions that happened in the past but don't happen in the present. We often use adverbs or expressions of frequency ( often, always, every day, etc.).

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Past simple irregular verbs - quiz 4. Verbs exercises: affirmative forms. Elementary and intermediate level exercises esl

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Past simple exercises: irregular verbs 11 - 20. Write the affirmative forms. Elementary level esl

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Past simple: regular verbs exercises - write the affirmative and interrogative forms. Elementary level esl

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Past simple: regular verbs exercises - write the affirmative and negative forms. Elementary level esl

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Past simple: regular verbs exercises -ed -ied

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Past simple - regular verbs exercises -ed -ied. ESL exercises.

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