Past_Tense_individualized forelderliesLesson .pptx

Lección para practicar el pasado simple verbos regulares fundamentalmente

1. English Lesson: Past Tense (Regular Verbs) For a 71-year-old learner – Focusing on 'Yesterday and Before'

2. Lesson Objectives - Use regular verbs in the past tense correctly. - Talk about past activities in daily life. - Recognize and pronounce '-ed' endings clearly.

3. Warm-Up: Talking About Yesterday Ask: • How are you today? • What did you do yesterday? • Did you cook? Did you watch TV? Encourage short, comfortable sentences.

4. Past Tense Rule: Regular Verbs We add '-ed' to regular verbs to talk about the past. Examples: cook → cooked walk → walked clean → cleaned visit → visited watch → watched

5. Pronunciation of '-ed' Endings There are three sounds for '-ed': /t/ → walked, watched /d/ → cleaned, played /ɪd/ → visited, decided Repeat after the teacher several times.

6. Practice A: Fill in the Blanks 1. Yesterday I ______ (cook) soup. 2. Last week I ______ (visit) my sister. 3. I ______ (clean) my house in the morning. 4. I ______ (walk) to the market. 5. I ______ (watch) a movie last night.

7. Practice B: Speaking Practice Use the pictures or prompts: • A woman cooking → She cooked dinner. • A man walking → He walked to the park. Ask personal questions: • Did you walk yesterday? • Did you cook lunch?

8. Real-Life Practice Talk about your past: • What did you do when you were 30? • What did you do last weekend? • What did you like when you were young? Examples: I danced a lot. I played with my children. I cleaned the house every morning.

9. Wrap-Up & Homework ✅ Regular past = verb + '-ed' ✅ Use time words: yesterday, last week, when I was young ✅ Pronounce '-ed' endings carefully Homework: • Write 5 sentences about yesterday. • Example: Yesterday I cooked. I cleaned. I watched TV.