This week we began studying the simple past tense. If you missed class, I have handouts and exercises for you, but below are some links to websites with good lessons on the simple past tense of verbs. There are also links to grammar exercises and quizzes on the simple past. You should study the past form of irregular verbs to prepare for the exercises. I gave you lists of irregular verbs in class, but you can also click on the tab for "Irregular Verbs" at the top of this blog and explore the posts that come up. They all have links to websites with more information about (or practice with) irregular verb forms.
My Suggestion: If you want more lessons on the simple past tense, try the links below.
If you want to practice listening and repeating verbs and sentences in the simple past tense, click on this link:
LINK: Practice saying past tense verbs in questions and answers
We can use the past tense with today to talk about what we did EARLIER in the day: "Today I went to school and then rode the bus home."
LINK: Practice saying what you did today
If you want exercises or quizzes, click on the link below. Remember--don't type extra spaces in your answer, or the computer will read it as the wrong answer, even if you typed the correct word.
LINK: Simple Past Tense Exercises
Here is an exercise that gives you two sentences and asks you to click on the sentence that is written in past tense (the other sentence is written in either present tense or in future tense with will--will eat, will go, etc.).
LINK: Choose the sentence in past tense
My Suggestion: If you want more lessons on the simple past tense, try the links below.
If you want to practice listening and repeating verbs and sentences in the simple past tense, click on this link:
LINK: Practice saying past tense verbs in questions and answers
We can use the past tense with today to talk about what we did EARLIER in the day: "Today I went to school and then rode the bus home."
LINK: Practice saying what you did today
If you want exercises or quizzes, click on the link below. Remember--don't type extra spaces in your answer, or the computer will read it as the wrong answer, even if you typed the correct word.
LINK: Simple Past Tense Exercises
Here is an exercise that gives you two sentences and asks you to click on the sentence that is written in past tense (the other sentence is written in either present tense or in future tense with will--will eat, will go, etc.).
LINK: Choose the sentence in past tense
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