Adults 3 - Miss Romi - VM - 22nd April

HI GUYS!! How's your lockdown going?

Ready for another online lesson?

Last class we revisited the Past Simple. Now, let's begin this lesson in a different way. Think of the following - Piensen en esto:

*Do you listen to music?

*How often do you listen to music?

*What kind of music is your favourite?

*Do you listen to music in English?

*Do you like to sing?

🔘 Look at the images and try to guess the song. The answers are below each picture.

 

Answer

Answer

Answer

Answer

How many did you get right?

Let's listen to a song and do some activities about it. 

Click here. 

Have you ever heard this song before?

¿Han escuchado esta canción antes?

🔘 Follow my instructions for the next activity:

1. Put the verbs on the right in their Past form. Then, try to place them in the blanks. 

2. Listen to the song again and check your answers.

 Ok guys, take a break. Come back in some minutes...

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ARE YOU READY?

Now let's continue working with your Student's book on page 65, exercise 3 and 5. 

*Exercise 5, audio: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OVr-nh3ViH65673719-dAh2Pw_sU2nKB 

*embarrassing = vergonzoso 

🔘 Continue on the next page and do exercise 1a, 1b and 2a, 2b and 2c (b and c are on page 67).

PAST SIMPLE

- THE INTERROGATIVE FORM -

We revisited the affirmative and negative forms already. Now let's take a look at the interrogative form. 

When we ask a question in the past, we have to consider that we need the auxiliary; DID. Remember that the order of the words also change. For example:

Did you study for the test?

Did she have a baby?

Didi they get a job?

We start our questions with Did, then we add the subject and then the verb.

DID + SUBJECT + VERB

Did +     you     + work today?

We can also use a Wh- word at the beginning of the question to ask for extra information:

Wh- word + did + subject + verb

Where     + did +    you    + get that dress? I love it! 

What happens when we answer? Well, it's simple. We use did or didn't, depending on your answer. 

If your answer is Yes, use did.

If your answer is No, use didn't.

For example:

Did you go for a walk yesterday?

- Yes, I did.

Did she see David last night?

- No, she didn't.

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We're almost done!

¡Casi terminamos!

🔘 Do exercise 3 and 4 on page 67. 

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- I'll give you the answers next class -