UNIT 1 Past Progressive by Robles Aguilar Maria Jose https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5 Hecho con magia en-us 2021-05-06 12:33:00 UTC 2023-02-24 11:15:06 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f52e.png Simple Past-USES 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1498012667 1.For a completed action in a time before now.
EXAMPLES: 
  • I met my husband in 1993.
  • I finished my homework at 5:45 pm.

2.For events that were true for some time in the past.
EXAMPLES:
  • They lived in Russia for three years.
  • She was my friend for nine years, we don’t talk anymore.

3. For a list of completed actions in the past.
EXAMPLES:
  • Ryan came in, took of his coat and sat down.
  • I woke up, brushed my teeth and washed my face.

4. For habits in the past.
EXAMPLES:
  • When I was a child, I played the piano.
  • When I was at high school, I acted in a play.

5. Talk about an action in the past that takes place in the middle of another action.
EXAMPLES:
  • When she arrived, I was watching TV.
  • When my friend called me, I was taking a shower, so I couldn’t answer.
]]> 2021-05-06 13:22:38 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1498012667 Activity. Write sentences in past simple:a)afirmative, b)negative c)interrogative 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1523500006 A)He/phone/a friend/an hour ago
1-He phoned a friend an hour ago.
2-He didn’t phone a friend an hour ago. 
3-Did he phone a friend an hour ago?
B)My father/buy/a jeep/last week
1-My father bought a jeep last week.
2-My father didn’t buy a jeep last week.
3-Did my father buy a jeep last week?
C)The girls / wear / skirts / to the party
1-The girls wore skirts to the party.
2-The girls didn’t wear skirts to the party.
3-Did the girls wear skirts to the party?
D) I/wash/my hair/last night
1-I washed my hair last night.
2-I didn’t wash my hair last night.
3-Did I wash my hair last night?
E)Jane / send / four e-mails / to Lisa 1-Jane sent four e-mails to Lisa.
2-Jane didn’t send four e-mails to Lisa.
3-Did Jane send four e-mails to Lisa?
F) The old lady / carry / heavy bags / yesterday morning
1- The old lady carried heavy bags yesterday morning.
2- The old lady didn’t carry heavy bags yesterday morning.
3-Did the old lady carry heavy bags yesterday morning?
G) The film / end / very late / last weekend
1-The film ended very late last weekend.
2-The film didn’t end very late last weekend.
3-Did the film end very late last weekend?
H) They/go/to bed/at midnight 
1-They went to bed at midnight.
2-They didn’t go to bed at midnight.
3-Did they go to bed at midnight?
I) The children / play / tennis and basketball / at the sports centre.
1- The children played tennis and basketball at the sports centre.
2- The children didn’t play tennis and basketball at the sports centre.
3-Did the children play tennis and basketball at the sports centre?
J) You / do / your homework / last weekend.
1-You did your homework last weekend.
2-You didn’t do your homework last weekend.
3-Did you do your homework last weekend?
K) My friend / study / German / last year.
1-My friend studied German last year.
2-My friend didn’t study German last year.
3-Did my friend study German last year?
L) I / get up / at seven / last Sunday morning
1-I got up at seven last Sunday morning.
2-I didn’t get up at seven last Sunday morning.
3-Did I get up at seven last Sunday morning?
M) We / visit / our friends / yesterday evening
1-We visited our friends yesterday evening.
2-We didn’t visit our friends yesterday evening.
3-Did we visit our friends yesterday evening?
N) She / have lunch / in an Italian restaurant
1-She had lunch in an Italian restaurant.
2-She didn’t have lunch in an Italian restaurant.
3-Did she have lunch in an Italian restaurant?
O) They / watch / TV / in the living room
1-They watched TV in the living room.
2-They didn’t watch TV in the living room.
3-Did they watch TV in the living room?
P) He / drink / orange juice / for breakfast
1-He drank orange juice for breakfast.
2-He didn’t drink orange juice for breakfast.
3-Did he drink orange juice for breakfast?
]]> 2021-05-14 02:58:56 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1523500006 Verb tenses/Past continuos-USES 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526583769 Was/were + verb+ing
Use the past progressive in the following contexts.
1. Actions before and after a specific time.
EXAMPLE: Yesterday at noon, I was eating lunch.
2.Interrupted action in the past.
EXAMPLE: We were watching a movie when she called.
3.To start a story/ create an atmosphere.
EXAMPLE: The sun was shinning and the birds were singing.
4.Parallel actions.
EXAMPLE: I was reading while my brother was playing guitar.
5.Repeted action (often with “always”)
My last roommate was always leaving dirty dishes in the sink.]]> 2021-05-15 01:57:02 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526583769 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526600960 Write Wh- questions for the underlined words in the previous sentences.
   Use these wh- words:
WHERE WHAT TIME WHEN WHAT HOW MANY WHO
A)Who did you phone an hour ago?
B)What did your father buy last week?
C)Where did your friend wear her skirt?
D)What time did you wash your hair?
F)How many letters did you send to your friend?
G)How many bags did she carry?
H)Where did you go yesterday?
I)Where did you play basketball?
J)Where did you do that?
K)Where did she study?
L)What time did you eat breakfast?
M)Who did you visit last weekend?
N)How much money did you lose?
O)What did you watch on the TV?
P)What did he drink?]]> 2021-05-15 02:14:26 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526600960 Activity 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526608885 1)While Alex was eating breakfast, the phone rang.
2)While they were playing football, it began to rain.
3)The sun was shinning when he got up.
4)Jack was walking down the street when he saw an accident, he called the police.
5) While they were watching TV, a burglar came into the room and stole their money.

]]> 2021-05-15 02:22:24 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526608885 Practice 1 - Past Progressive 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526615227 2021-05-15 02:29:04 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526615227 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526617234 1.I was having dinner when the phone rang.
2.They were watching movies.
3.I was spending time with my family.
4.She was drinking coffee when I first saw her today.]]> 2021-05-15 02:31:11 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526617234 Partner: Christian Mariana Jimenez Aguilar 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526649976 1. What were you doing one hour ago?
2. What were you doing at six o’clock this morning?
3. Were you watching TV at eleven o’clock last night?
4. Who were you talking to a few minutes ago?
5. What were you doing yesterday afternoon at one o’clock?
6. Was it raining one hour ago?
7. Were we studying English an hour ago? If ‘no’, what were we doing?
8. What were you doing at midnight last night?
9. What was our teacher doing one minute ago?
10. What were we talking about five minutes ago?]]> 2021-05-15 03:08:12 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526649976 Speaking activity 1 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526650976 1.What were you doing 10 minutes ago?
2. What were you doing at seven o’clock this morning?
3. Were you watching TV at ten o’clock last night?
4. What were you thinking about a few minutes ago?
5. What was our teacher saying a few minutes ago?
6. What were you doing yesterday afternoon at three o’clock?
7. Was it raining two hours ago?
8. Were we studying English two hours ago? If ‘no’, what were we doing?
9. What were you doing at noon yesterday?
10. What were we talking about one minute ago?]]> 2021-05-15 03:09:23 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1526650976 IDIOMS 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1558552648 2021-05-25 17:17:07 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1558552648 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1561070584 1.(Un centavo por tus pensamientos)- Daría cualquier cosa por saber que estás pensando.
2.(Añadir insulto a la herida)- Ponerle sal a la herida
3.(Una vez en una luna azul)- Cada mil años.
4.(Ver a los ojos)- Me late  
5.(Escúchalo en la viña)- Me lo dijo un pajarito
6.(Perder el barco)- Camarón que se duerme...]]> 2021-05-26 12:11:41 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1561070584 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1561098834 -It´s raining cats and dogs. (Está lloviendo a cantaros)
-Night owl= A person who is or prefers to be up and about late at night.
-Send someone packing. (Vete a bañar).
-Lie low=To hide so you will not be caught by someone. (Si no me ven, no estoy).
-At a snail's pace=Very slowly.
-Break the ice= to make a start. (romper el hielo)]]> 2021-05-26 12:23:20 UTC https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1561098834 IDIOMS 492010730 https://padlet.com/492010730/tj94g3m7z4thtix5/wish/1577377232 1- It's raining cats and dogs (It's raining very hard).
2- A piece of cake (Something is very easy).
3-As fresh as a daisy (you are full of energy).
4- Have ants in your pants (You are not able to sit still).
5- Break the ice (You are the first to do or say something).
6- Shake a leg! (hurry up!)
7-Hold your horses (Be patient).
8-On cloud nine (Be very happy or excited)
9- A picture paints a thousand words (A visual presentation is more descriptive than words).

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