DICTATION WEEK 30

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DICTATION

WRITING UNIT 7

HERE IS THE EXAMPLE WE WORKED IN CLASS FOR WRITING UNIT 7

WRITING UNIT 7 

IT HAS TO BE READY FOR WEDNESDAY

HERE I LEAVE YOU A GAME TO PRACTICE GRAMMAR UNIT 7

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TWON, CITY AND VILLAGE

HERE IS AN EXERCISE TO PRACTICE WHAT WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT IN CLASS

Village, town and city. What's the difference?, an interactive worksheet by Basanko
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Booklet unit 7

HERE I LEAVE YOU BOOKLET UNIT 7

UNIT 7 FAMILY LIFE de marta garcia AND IN PDF BOOKLET 7

PRACTICE PAST SIMPLE REGULAR VERBS

 HERE YOU HAVE A COULE OF EXERCISES TO PRACTICE WITH

Simple Past Tense (Regular Verbs), an interactive worksheet by ENGKU FARAHAH
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Past Simple Regular Verbs - Video, an interactive worksheet by MeritESLResources
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PAST SIMPLE

 

🟡 REGULAR VERBS IN PAST (AFFIRMATIVE)

TO MAKE THE PAST FORM OF MOST VERBS, WE ADD -ED AT THE END.

EXAMPLES:

• CLEAN ➔ CLEANED (PAST)

• WASH ➔ WASHED (PAST)

• COOK ➔ COOKED (PAST)

• PLAY ➔ PLAYED (PAST)

💬 EXAMPLE SENTENCE:

• LAST WEEKEND, I CLEANED MY ROOM.

• YESTERDAY, I WASHED THE CAR.

✅ LIST OF REGULAR VERBS (PAST)

• CLEANED

• WASHED

• COOKED

• LOADED

• TIDIED

• HOOVERED

• WATERED

• PREPARED

• INVITED

• DECORATED

• BAKED

• HELPED

• CLEARED

• PLAYED

• VISITED

• DESIGNED

• DANCED

🔴 REGULAR VERBS IN PAST (NEGATIVE)

TO SAY SOMETHING DID NOT HAPPEN, WE USE: DIDN’T + VERB (NO -ED!)

EXAMPLES:

• I DIDN’T WASH THE DISHES.

• HE DIDN’T COOK DINNER.

• THEY DIDN’T PLAY VIDEO GAMES.

✅ LIST OF REGULAR VERBS IN NEGATIVE FORM

• DIDN’T CLEAN

• DIDN’T WASH

• DIDN’T COOK

• DIDN’T LOAD

• DIDN’T TIDY

• DIDN’T HOOVER

• DIDN’T WATER

• DIDN’T PREPARE

• DIDN’T INVITE

• DIDN’T DECORATE

• DIDN’T BAKE

• DIDN’T HELP

• DIDN’T CLEAR

• DIDN’T PLAY

• DIDN’T VISIT

• DIDN’T DESIGN

• DIDN’T DANCE

USING HAVE TO

 

📘📘 GRAMMAR EXPLANATION - UNIT 7

✅ USING "HAVE TO" FOR OBLIGATIONS

WE USE "HAVE TO" AND "HAD TO" TO TALK ABOUT THINGS WE NEED TO DO.

💬 EXAMPLES:

• I HAVE TO WASH THE DISHES. (NOW / PRESENT)

• HE HAS TO CLEAN HIS ROOM. (NOW / PRESENT)

• I HAD TO WASH THE CAR YESTERDAY. (BEFORE / PAST)

🟠 IMPORTANT RULES

1️⃣ IN THE PRESENT, WE USE:

• I / YOU / WE / THEY ➔ HAVE TO

• HE / SHE / IT ➔ HAS TO

EXAMPLE:

• I HAVE TO COOK DINNER.

• HE HAS TO WASH THE DISHES.

2️⃣ IN THE PAST, WE USE:

• I / YOU / WE / THEY / HE / SHE / IT ➔ HAD TO
  (EVERYONE USES "HAD TO" IN THE PAST — EASY!)

EXAMPLE:

• I HAD TO TIDY MY ROOM YESTERDAY.

• SHE HAD TO LOAD THE DISHWASHER.

❌ NEGATIVE FORM WITH "DON'T HAVE TO" AND "DIDN'T HAVE TO"

TO SAY SOMETHING IS NOT NECESSARY, USE:

• I / YOU / WE / THEY ➔ DON’T HAVE TO

• HE / SHE / IT ➔ DOESN’T HAVE TO

• IN THE PAST: EVERYONE USES DIDN’T HAVE TO

💬 EXAMPLES:

• I DON’T HAVE TO WASH THE DISHES TONIGHT. (PRESENT)

• HE DOESN’T HAVE TO TIDY HIS ROOM NOW. (PRESENT)

• I DIDN’T HAVE TO WASH THE CAR YESTERDAY. (PAST)

PAST SIMPLE TENSE

 WE ARE WORKING WITH SIMPLE PAST OF REGULAR VERBS IN THIS UNIT. HERE ARE A COUPLE OF RESOURCES TO PRACTICE WITH. HAVE A GREAT AFTERNOON!!

EXPLANATION 

AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE 

INTERROGATIVE

A SONG

A STORY

DICTATION WEEK 29

 HERE I LEAVE YOU TOMORROW'S DICTATION. HAVE  A GREAT AFTERNOON???

DICTATION WEEK 29