Simple Aspects of Verbs - Verb Tenses.pptx

Verb Tenses

1. Verbs tenses English 6

2. What are the three things you do when you wake up in the morning? Question?

3. Charade Let’s play!

4. A verb is a word that indicates a physical action (e.g., “drive”), a mental action (e.g., “think”), or a state of being (e.g., “exist”).

5. Three Tenses of Simple Aspects of Verbs Simple Present Tense It is used to describe an action that has taken place in the past and was completed. Simple Past Tense Simple Future Tense It is used to described habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements. It is used to describe an action that has not yet happened.

6. Callie’s Weekends Routine Every Saturday, Callie cleans her room. Afterward, she helps her mother with the laundry. On Sundays, Callie goes to church with her parents. Then, they go to the market. She p repares her school uniform and checks her things before sleeping.

7. A Trip to Baguio Last summer, Angel, Alyssa, and Ann traveled to Baguio. They stayed there for one week during their summer vacation. They took a boat ride in Burnham Park and visited popular tourist spots such as the Igorot Stone Kingdom, Strawberry Farm, Mirador, and the Botanical Garden. It was their best summer ever.

8. Jared’s Plans on Summer Vacation During summer vacation, I will stay in my mother’s province. I will ride a bicycle with my cousins. For the remaining days before our classes end, I will save money so I can buy something for my cousins. I will be very excited for our vacation.

9. For simple present verbs, most singular verbs add “s” or “es” at their end while plural ones take the base form of the verb. Simple Present Tense Example: plays / play studies / study He plays chess everyday. Joseph studies his lesson.

10. Simple Past Tense Regular verbs form their past by just adding “d” or “ed” at the end of them. But irregular ones may change their spelling. cooked Example: played danced We painted the house. I played basketball yesterday.

11. For the future tense verbs, they use the auxiliary verb “will” or “shall” plus the base form of the verb. Simple Future Tense Example: will play will open will study will practice We will visit our grandmother on Saturday. The store will open next month.

12. Activity Time! W rd hunt

13. W rd hunt slept explore smash will read drove touch will visit drunk peeled kick

14. Exercise #1 1. She will attend a conference in Washington. 2. Leanne and Crisha refused to sign the petition. 3. The dancers rehearse everyday. 4. We spotted a bird with red wings and tail. 5. We will practice our math skills this year. Identify the tenses of the underlined verbs used in each sentence. FUTURE PAST PRESENT PAST FUTURE

15. Exercise #2 Correct the error in each sentence

16. Group activity

17. What are the simple tenses of verb? How do they differ from each other?

18. Simple Tenses of Verb 2. Simple Past Tense - add "d" or "ed" ex. practiced, collected, enjoyed 1. Simple Present Tense - with or without "s" ex. practices, collect, enjoys 3. Simple Future Tense - add "will" or "shall" ex. will practice, will collect, will enjoy - change spelling ex. take-took, sleep-slept, eat-ate

19. Quiz #3 Directions: Encircle the correct verb tense that will complete each sentence and identify them as PRESENT, PAST, or FUTURE. 1 . Father (paints, painted, will paint) the roof tomorrow. 2. Aling Nena (waters, watered, will water) the plants yesterday. 3. The street sweepers (clean, cleaned, will clean) the room every morning. 4. Elsa and Anna (prepare, prepared will prepare) their speech next day. 5. She (visits, visited, will visit) the doctor last Friday.

20. Assignment Write two (2) sentences each using the different tenses of the verb. Simple Past Tense 1. 2. Simple Present Tense 1. 2. Simple Future Tense 1. 2.

21. Thank You!