THE PAST (part 2) IRREGULAR VERBS-------6TH

EXERCISE 1
EXERCISE 2
EXERCISE 3
EXERCISE 4

REVIEW.....VERBS AND VOCABULARY------2nd & 3rd

Hello children:
Here you have different activities to review the vocabulary we have studied in the first term and during this week. See you soon.

THE PAST (part 1), REGULAR VERBS -------6TH

The simple past is used to describe an action that ocurred and was completed in the past. The simple past is formed by adding -ed to the infinitive (base form) of the verb without to.

base form + ed = simple past

walk + -ED = walked
push + -ED = pushed
play + -ED = played
climb + -ED = climbed
watch + -ED = watched

CLICK HERE TO STUDY THE REGULAR VERBS LIST.

In English, the simple past of regular verbs is very easy, It is the same for all of the subjects.
Here you are sample sentences of the simple past with the verb work.

I worked yesterday
You worked yesterday
He worked yesterday
She worked yesterday
It worked yesterday
We worked yesterday
You worked yesterday
They worked yesterday

For regular verbs ending in the vowel -e, add –d.

base form		simple past
hate		hated
seize		seized
hope		hoped
assume		assumed
tie		tied
free		freed

For the very few English verbs that end in a vowel other than -e, add –ed.

base form		simple past
ski		skied
echo		echoed

Exceptions: The verbs DO and GO are irregular.

For regular verbs that end in a vowel+y, add –ed.

base form		simple past
play		played
decay		decayed
survey		surveyed
enjoy		enjoyed

Exceptions: The verbs SAY and BUY are irregular.

For regular verbs that end in a consonant +y, change the –y to –i and add –ed.

base form		simple past
cry		cried
dirty		dirtied
magnify		magnified

Exception: The verb FLY is irregular.

For regular verbs ending in a consonant + vowel + consonant, double the final consonant before adding -ed.

base form		simple past
dam		dammed
beg		begged
plan		planned
strip		stripped

Here are examples with regular verbs in the simple present and the simple past.

simple present		simple past
I walk to school.		I walked to school.
She works downtown.		She worked downtown.
They help on Tuesday.		They helped on Tuesday.
He asks a lot of questions.		He asked a lot of questions.

HOW TO TALK ABOUT THE PAST:  Collège Marc Chagall

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COMPARATIVES ----4TH

REMEMBER:
There are two ways for doing the comparatives: 1-2 syllables or adjectives with 3 or more syllables.
In class we have only worked the comparitives with one or two syllables.

• Short adjectives (one syllable):

young----younger than
old-------older than
long-----longer than
small----smaller than
new-----newer than
short----shorter than
tall------taller than
fast-----faster than

• Ending in consonant + vowel + consonant:

REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE TO DOUBLE THE LAST CONSONANT

big----bigger than
hot----hotter than
fat----fatter than

• Two syllables adjectives ending in -y:

REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE TO CHANGE -Y FOR -I

ugly-------uglier than
noisy-----noisier than
friendly-friendlier than
happy----happier than
funny----happier than

VOCABULARY 4---TH -----UNIT 3

MERRY CHRISTMAS

In this entry you can find activities and videos for practice your christmas vocabulary.



Here you have activities for practice the christmas vocabulary:

ACTIVITY 1

ACTIVITY 2

ACTIVITY 3

SHORT STORY for CHILDREN | Three Little Pigs & more

CAN / CAN'T

Can is a modal verb that we use to show the abbility or possibility of doing something.

Can is the possitive form.

I can read a book.

 

Can't is the negative form.

You can't go to the park.

Remember that in the question form the verb goes before the pronoum.

Can I go to the toilet?

Click here for practising on line.

If you prefer you can print these activities.

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-OR & -ER SUFFIXES

Remember that some "-or" and "-er" endings are suffixes so you can create nouns coming from verbs. e.g:

clean + -er = cleaner
paint + -er = painter
vistit + -or = visitor

The most common ending to create nouns from verbs is -ER.

You can revise it in your activity book on page 20 exercice 3.

PRINT AND PAINT

Hi pupils,
Here you have pictures for painting. You can use felt pens, coloured pencils or crayons.
Print the pictures and enjoy.