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    The document is a lesson plan on teaching the past tense of the verb "to be" in English. It includes examples of conjugating the verb in sentences like "I was" and "They were". Students then practice filling in blanks with the correct past tense forms. The lesson concludes with a short dialogue as an example of using the past tense verbs in a conversational context.

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    17th February - 2021

    Tecnología en Saneamiento
    Ambiental IV

    English II

    Fernando Alexander Cortez Ortiz


    Teacher
    Past of the
    verb to be
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    verb to be
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    verb to be
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    verb to be
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    verb to be
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    verb to be
    L et´s
    Pr ac t i ce
    Past of the
    verb to be
    is
    was

    am

    are
    were
    Past of the
    is
    verb to be
    was

    were

    was

    are
    Past of the
    verb to be

    was

    was is
    Past of the
    verb to be
    YOUR
    T U R N
    Past of the
    verb to be
    Past of the
    verb to be
    Past of the
    verb to be
    Write te verb was

    to be in was
    past: was -
    were.

    were
    were

    was
    Past of the
    was
    verb to be
    Write te verb
    were to be in
    past: was -
    was
    were.

    was

    was
    Past of the
    verb to be
    Dialogue
    #1: Hi, ________.
    #2: Hi, ________.
    #1: What did you do on weekend?
    #2: It was fine. All my family went to the park. And what about you?
    #1: We stayed home. On Sunday, we spent the afternoon in the yard. What did you
    do in the park?
    #2: Nothing special. My father read the newpaper, my mother was read a book, and
    my brother and I played cards.
    #1: That’s reallly boring. Maybe we can go to the beach for the next weekend.
    #2: Good idea! (¡Buena idea!)
    REFERENCES

    https://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-lesson-spelling-ed-forms.php

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