English Class 3:30-5:00

Writing/Review/Grammar/Games

Writing

Complete the questions given to you on the paper.

Subject Pronouns

TheyHe/She/It3rd Person

YouYou2nd Person

WeI1st Person

PluralSingular

Object Pronouns

ThemHim/ Her/ It3rd Person

YouYou2nd Person

UsMe1st Person

PluralSingular

Possessive Adjective

TheirHis/Her/Its3rd Person

YourYour2nd Person

OurMy1st Person

PluralSingular

Possessive Pronouns

TheirsHis/Hers/Its3rd Person

YoursYours2nd Person

OursMine1st Person

PluralSingular

Simple Past Verbs

Simple Past verbs are actions that are done in the past. Simple Past Verb Forms:

Regular verbs- add “ed” Walk- walked

One-syllable verb ends with a “vowel-consonant” combination- double the final consonant and add “ed”

Bag- bagged, lag- lagged If the verb ends with “e” just add “d”

Taste- tasted, Love- loved If verb ends with “y”, change “y” into “ied”

Pity- pitied, Rally- Rallied

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Simple Past Verbs

When do you use simple past verbs? C.A.S.H.

Completed Actions A Series of Completed Actions Single Duration Habit in the Past

Completed Action

This means any action that already happened, or an action that happened in the past. I ate a hot dog. Yesterday, I drove home. I taught English last night.

A Series of Completed Actions

This means a list of actions that already happened. Yesterday, I taught English, drove back home, and

ate dinner. Last week, I went to Arizona, saw a baseball game,

and talked to my friends.

Single Duration

You also use simple past verbs when talking about an action for a period of time. I played the piano for 3 years. I ate only mangoes for 2 days. I studied English for 3 hours.

Habit in the Past

Usually an action that was done, but not done anymore. I played basketball when I was younger. I chewed on roaches when I was a baby. She smoked a lot when she was a teenager.