Past Tense: Regular Verbs and Introduction to Irregular Verbs

ADDITIONS

• Past Actions and Activities 
• Ailments
• Describing an Event
• Making a Doctor's Appoinment.

VOCABULARY PREVIEW 

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How Do You Feel Today?

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A. How do you feel today?

B. Not so good.

A. What's the matter?

B. I have a headache.

A. I'm sorry to hear that.

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What Did You Do Yesterday?

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• type - typed
• dance - danced
• bake - baked 
• shave - shaved 
• smile - smiled
• cry - cried 
• study - studied 

What's the Matter?

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ROLE PLAY Do You Want to Make an Appointment?

You don't feel very well today. Call the doctor's office and make an appointment. 

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READING

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READING CHECK-UP

WHAT'S THE ANSWER

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LISTENING

Listen and choose the word you hear.

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IN YOUR OWN WORDS 

FOR WRITING OR DISCUSSION

A PARTY

Tell about a party you enjoyed.

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• What did you eat?
• What did you drink?
• What did people do at the party? (eat, dance, talk about...)

Pronunciation Past Tense Endings

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Practice

• What did you eat yesterday?
• What did you drink? 
• Write about itin your journal.

CHAPTER SUMMARY

GRAMMAR

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KEY VOCABULARY

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