More practice for the Past Simple Tense

I have created these games for you. I hope you like them!!

PAST SIMPLE TENSE

We are learning the past simple tense. Below, you can see a mind map with the uses, the different forms (affirmative, negative and interrogative), the adverbs and time expressions for the past, and the verb to be in past simple tense.

Also, we are studing the pronunciation of ED.

 We need to know how to read the years. We can do it in different ways:
-Reading all the number.
-Reading the number dividing it into two.
Here you are some examples:

Click on the images to play the games!

  

REVIEW A / AN, SOME & ANY BEFORE THE EXAM

Remember what we reviewed this morning in class:

-We don't use "any" in affirmative sentences.

-We don't use "some" in negative sentences.

-We use "a / an" in the three types of sentences (affirmative, negative and interrogative) but only with singular nouns.

-We use "some" with plural and uncountable nouns in affirmative and interrogative sentences.

-We use "any" in negative and interrogative sentences with plural and uncountable nouns.

-We use "some" and "any" for interrogative sentences. What is the difference?

          *We use "some" to request and to offer.

          *We use "any" to ask for information (= general questions)

A / AN, SOME & ANY

We study the quantifiers "a/an, some and any" in class. As I promised, here you are a chart. I hope it helps you.

Here you are the video we watched in class. Watch it again so you can review it for the exam.

Here you are a game created to practice the irregular verbs. I challenge you to classify them by the three columns!

Hello pupils! I have found a fantastic interactive game to practice the PAST SIMPLE tense. Have fun!