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PRONUNCIATION TASK

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  PRONUNCIATION TASK: When   –ed   is part of the past tense form of a regular verb, it can be pronounced as   /id/ ,   /t/   or   /d/ . It depends on the   final sound   of the verb in its infinitive form. Examples:          /id/  - start –   started                 /t/   -  work –   worked                /d/  - stay –  stayed   a)      Listen to the following verbs in their simple past form and drag them into the correct column according to the pronunciation of the   -ed   ending.    V ERB /id/ /t/ /d/ lived played asked       worked       lived       supposed       said       copied       watched finished started helped listened travelled looked cried   b)      Separate into groups of 4, at least two meters apart. One member of the group will be in charge of relaying the teacher's message (a sentence), two will be the relayers, and the final student will be the transcriber who will return the message to the teacher to check for accuracy. After each phrase, the order will be rot
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LISTENING COMPREHENSION TASK

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LISTENING COMPREHENSION TASK:   Audio Listen and complete the following sentences with what you hear. You must only use some of these words.   - Copied - Lived - Played - Asked - Walked - Worked - Cried - Supposed - Said - Finished - Helped        - Looked - Tried - Started What’s the matter? Ms.Nelson                    us to do a very hard school project. What´s it about? We have to find out about life in the past. How people                  , how they                   , what games children                     … That´s very interesting! No, it isn´t, grandma! How am I                      to know about the past? You can always surf the internet and find information in books. I              , but Ms. Nelson                 we also have to ask people, she            she doesn´t want a project                   from a webpage. Well, you can ask me! I´m old and I                     differently in the past. Well, but you’re very young, grandma. I’m sure you                        the s
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GUESS WHAT YOUR CLASSMATES DID IN THE PAST.

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  PAST SIMPLE - GUESS WHAT YOUR CLASSMATES DID IN THE PAST.                    Let's imagine that we have advanced 50 years and we look back.         RULES: ·         YOU CAN´T REPEAT THE VOCABULARY WORDS, IN YOUR QUESTIONS. ·        IF YOU SPEAK IN SPANISH, YOU WILL BE ELIMINATE! ·        YOU HAVE 3 QUESTIONS, TAKE NOTES IN YOUR NOTEBOOK! ·        WRITE A SENTENCE IN PAST SIMPLE WITH YOUR MATE’S KEY WORD.    (Japanese , Olympic championship, new law, kidnapped, New York, artistic skate , gymnastic, judge, coach, basketball coach, teacher, acrobat, referee, astronaut, robot, dancer, Marte, famous, influencer, scientist AI, president of the government )   For example:  (student 1)  Did you win a medal?   (student 15)  No, I didn’t win a medal. For example:  (student 1)  Did you play sports in the past??   (student 15)  Yes, I played one sport in the past.   ·        "FINALLY, CREATE A SENTENCE IN THE PAST WHERE YOU USE THE  WORD AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE STUDENT” NAME: Stud
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