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Here is a simple practice about regular and irregular verbs in past. The is the explanation of the simple past in affirmative form. There is a reading comprehension, also. Hope you like it.

SIMPLE PAST

LISTADO DE VERBOS REGULARES E IRREGULARES INGLES -ESPAÑOL.

CLASIFICADOS EN REGULARES E IRREGULARAES CON UNA COLUMNAS PARA VOLVER A ESCRIBIRLOS INCLUYE CUADRO DE CONJUGACION

in this worksheet student will learn the simple past. they need to complete a letter with the correct  verbs in past and then they will write a new letter answer the before letter using the simple past

simple past

The objective of the following worksheet is to present an alternative to practice in a funny way some of the most common verbs in past by using a song known between teens nowadays like Coldplay. The worksheet tries to combine student´s interest with English content by using songs that are related with the grammar. Students have to listen to the song and complete it with the verbs in past, besides listening to the verbs while the song is playing they can read it in present and remember the past form of it. Teacher may ask students to use the verbs into a new song, a story etc. It’s up to the teacher to design extra activities after completing the worksheet. The answer key is not included on the document. The worksheet might be useful if it´s done in couples. Teacher can play the song twice before using this document. 

Simple Past 

The objective of the following worksheet is to present an alternative to test students on the use of simple past and past perfect through examples that require the appropriate tense according to the situation. The following pop quiz focuses on the difference between Simple Past and Past Perfect so students can identify when and how to use them. Students have to read the sentences and understand the situation in order to decide if its Simple Past or Past Perfect so the sentence makes sense. The test does not present an answer key. It has been included extra exercises related to the use of –ed and –ing adjectives at the end of the test just in case the content about past tense is connected in a certain way with the use of  –ed and –ing  adjectives. 

Simple Past and Past Perfect 

Grammar: gap filling with Present Perfect or Simple Past 



This extension activity is designed for students to keep training the contrast between Present Perfect and Simple Past. An interactive activity has been developed so that the students can do it at home and check the correct answers themselves. 



Complete the sentences with the correct form of the Present Perfect or Simple Past.



Present Perfect or Simple Past

Jealous from John lennon is a great song with both tenses simple past and past continuous. Adults and teenagers can learn by listening to a classic song from one of the best singers. I hope you can listen to eat to make the exercises. Enjoy it!

Simple past and past continuous song

Past simple reading exercise

This is a simple exercise, by which your students can practice and understand in which cases you use each tense.

The "unscramble" activity also challenges students to remember the structure of the topic.

Past continuous vs Past simple

REVIEW OF DIFFERENT TENSES. WE HAVE PRESENT PERFECT WITH ADVERBS, PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS, PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS AND THE COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVE.

THEY ARE SIMPLE EXERCISES TO REVIEW PREVIOUS GRAMMAR LESSONS.

REVIEW PRESENT PERFECT, COMPARATIVES, ARTICLES AND PAST SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

Song to practice irregular verbs in past simple

Always on my mind Elvis Presley Past Tense

Vacaciones, festivales y días conmemorativos

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reformular/expresar de otra manera/parafrasear

Actividad a partir de un video o película

Actividad a partir de una canción / Canción infantil

Encontrar información específica (scanning)

Trabajar con párrafos: desmezclar y titular

Improvisación / Actuación (Role Play) / Mímica

Diccionario de imágenes o emparejamiento

Escribir un curriculum / una carta de presentación

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