| Simple Past | Past Progressive | Used to | Possessives |
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Was/Were
What is the past of the verb to be?
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I was cleaning when my mom called me.
Say an example of an interrupted action.
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N/A
Free points
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My - your - her - his - its - our - their
Which are the possessive adjectives?
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Camila went shopping with her mother yesterday.
Create a sentence in past with the following words:
Camila - shopping - her - go - with - mother - yesterday |
I was cleaning while my mom was talking on the phone.
Say an example of parallel actions.
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N/A
What did you used to do when you were 5 years old?
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Mine - yours - his - hers - ours - theirs
Which are the possessive pronouns?
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Watched
What is the past of watch?
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I was reading a book before class started today.
Say an example of an action that happened in a specific time in the past.
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Pedro didn´t use to play soccer, but now he loves it.
Complete the following sentence with used to or didn´t use to.
Pedro ______ play soccer, but now he loves it. |
The childrens´ toys.
How do you say:
The toys of the children. |
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3 verbs in past with the correct pronunciation.
Mention 3 things you did this morning.
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I was cleaning, when John came home from work.
Complete the following sentence. (Interrupted action)
I _________ (clean), when John ______ (come) home from work. |
I used to wake up at 7 a.m, but I didn´t use to take a shower after waking up.
Complete the following sentence with used to or didn´t use to.
I ________ (wake up) at 7 a.m., but I _______ (take a shower) after waking up. |
Juan and Julia´s children.
How do you say:
The children of Juan and Julia. |
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Did you wash the floor last night?
Create a question in past with the following words.
Wash - floor - night - you - the - last |
Was she sleeping when he came home?
Turn the following sentence into a question:
She was sleeping when he came home. |
....
What do you do now, that you didn´t use to do in the past?
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My mother´s father´s sister.
My grandpa´s sister. My grandfather´s sister.
How do you say:
The sister of your mother´s father. |
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