PAST SIMPLE PAST PROGRESSIVE WORKSHEETS

PAST SIMPLE, PAST PROGRESSIVE, PAST PERFECT, PAST PERFECT PROGRESSIVE, PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT PROGRESSIVE, PRESENT PERFECT, PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE, FUTURE SIMPLE, FUTURE PROGERESSIVE, FUTURE PERFECT, FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

2008GIÁO ÁN 11 – BỘ SÁCH CHUẨNPeriod: 52Date of Preparing: 8.12.2008Lesson: Revision – TEST 1Aims: Consolidate students’ language knowledge and language skills.Grammar: - Tense review: past simple, past progressive and past perfect- Present tense indicating past[r]

- Mai was playing soccer at 5.00 yesterday afternoon.b. Negative: - Mai wasn’t playing soccer yesterday afternoon.c. Interrogative: - Was Mai playing soccer yesterday?- Yes, she is/ No, she isn’t 3. Adverbs: While - whenIV. Used to1. Used to + V. ( §· tõng) - He used to smoke but now he doesn’t. - H[r]

Ex: I  He/She; me  him/her, my his/herWeThey; us  them; our  their- YouObjectEx: You (S)  He/She/I/We/TheyYou (O)  him/her/meyour  his/her/my/our/their- He/She/It/They  ø2. Changes in tenses:Direct speechReported speechPresent simplePast simplePresent progressivePast progressivePast simpl[r]

• I can walk to school. It’s not far.• I may walk to school. Or I may take the bus.o In affirmative sentences about past ability, could usually mean “ used to be able to”. The use of could usually indicates that the ability existed in the past but does not exist now.• When I was younge[r]

EXTRA HELP DOCUMENT _ Đoàn Quang Định - 1 -APPENDIXUnit 1 Page: 3o Present simple to talk about general truths.o Enough: (Not) adjective + enough + to-infinitiveUnit 2 Page: 3o Be going too Adverbs of placeUnit3 Page: 4o Reflexive pronounso Modals: must, have to, ought to, should, may, can, c[r]

• When I was younger, I could run fast.o Could can be used to make suggestions.• Why don’t we go on a picnic?English 8 Schoolyear:2009-2010EXTRA HELP DOCUMENT - DANG HOANG HUY - 6 -• We could go on a picnic.Modals + bare infinitiveUnit 4Past simple tense: “Used to”o We use “ used to ”[r]

Simple present: Mary helps John John is helped by Mary.Present progressive: Mary is helping John John is being helped by Mary.Present perfect: Mary has helped John John has been helped by Mary.Simple past: Mary helped John John was helped by Mary.Past progressiv[r]

• When I was younger, I could run fast.o Could can be used to make suggestions.English 8 Schoolyear:2009-2010EXTRA HELP DOCUMENT - 6 -• Why don’t we go on a picnic?• We could go on a picnic.Modals + bare infinitiveUnit 4Past simple tense: “Used to”o We use “ used to ” to express the