play- played regular
cook - cooked regular
take - took irregular
extinguish -extinguished regular
stop - stopped regular
a cook
a gardener
a police officer
An engineer
a musician
A police officer stops crime.
A cook cooks delicious food.
A musician plays instruments.
A gardener takes care of plants.
A firefighter extinguishes fires.
vocabulary Flipcards
use - used regular
do - didirregular
make - made irregular
put - put irregular
write - wrote irregular
a computer programmer
a scientist
a journalist
a firefighter
an artist
A computer programmer uses computers and laptops.
A scientist does experiments.
A firefighter puts out fires.
An artist makes pieces of art.
A journalist writes articles.
regular verbs
-ed
-ED Recuerda que en los verbos regulares añadimos -ed para convertirlos al pasado. Mira las reglas que te recuerdo en el +.
PRONUNCIACIÓN Al acabar en -ed, esos verbos, dependiendo de sus características, se pronuncian distinto: -t -ed -id -d
stop -stopped like - liked destroy - destroyed talk - talked fry - fried
drop - dropped love - loved play - played walk - walked dry - dried
irregular
verbs
RECUERDA Estudia la lista de verbos que tienes en el libro y en el cuaderno. IMPORTANTE: en negativa añade DIDN'T y NO cambies el verbo, déjalo en infinitivo: I didn't sleep well.
WAS / WERE Ser o estar en pasado (era o estaba). WASN'T / WEREN'T
¿qué añadir?
🟢-ED: INFINITIVE Example: help-helped 🟢-D: ENDING IN -E Example: like-liked 🟢-IED: ENDING IN VOWEL+Y Example: destroy-destroyed 🟢-ED: ENDING IN CONSONANT+Y Example: cry-cried 🟢-DOUBLE CONSONANT+ED: ENDING IN CVC (ONE SYLLABLE) Example: stop-stopped
DID / dIDN'T
- Did she eat cheese yesterday?
- Yes, she did. She ate cheese yesterday.
- No, she didn't. She didn't eat cheese yesterday.
- Didn't +infinitive → She didn't eat cheese yesterday.
RECUERDA: si una pregunta empieza con DID indica que es de sí o no y que hay que responder en pasado.
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play- played regular
cook - cooked regular
take - took irregular
extinguish -extinguished regular
stop - stopped regular
a cook
a gardener
a police officer
An engineer
a musician
A police officer stops crime.
A cook cooks delicious food.
A musician plays instruments.
A gardener takes care of plants.
A firefighter extinguishes fires.
vocabulary Flipcards
use - used regular
do - didirregular
make - made irregular
put - put irregular
write - wrote irregular
a computer programmer
a scientist
a journalist
a firefighter
an artist
A computer programmer uses computers and laptops.
A scientist does experiments.
A firefighter puts out fires.
An artist makes pieces of art.
A journalist writes articles.
regular verbs
-ed
-ED Recuerda que en los verbos regulares añadimos -ed para convertirlos al pasado. Mira las reglas que te recuerdo en el +.
PRONUNCIACIÓN Al acabar en -ed, esos verbos, dependiendo de sus características, se pronuncian distinto: -t -ed -id -d
stop -stopped like - liked destroy - destroyed talk - talked fry - fried
drop - dropped love - loved play - played walk - walked dry - dried
irregular
verbs
RECUERDA Estudia la lista de verbos que tienes en el libro y en el cuaderno. IMPORTANTE: en negativa añade DIDN'T y NO cambies el verbo, déjalo en infinitivo: I didn't sleep well.
WAS / WERE Ser o estar en pasado (era o estaba). WASN'T / WEREN'T
¿qué añadir?
🟢-ED: INFINITIVE Example: help-helped 🟢-D: ENDING IN -E Example: like-liked 🟢-IED: ENDING IN VOWEL+Y Example: destroy-destroyed 🟢-ED: ENDING IN CONSONANT+Y Example: cry-cried 🟢-DOUBLE CONSONANT+ED: ENDING IN CVC (ONE SYLLABLE) Example: stop-stopped
DID / dIDN'T
- Didn't +infinitive → She didn't eat cheese yesterday.
RECUERDA: si una pregunta empieza con DID indica que es de sí o no y que hay que responder en pasado.