Monday Activity:

Copy the puzzle in 1 whole sheet of paper and answer

(Day 2) QUIZ: WRITE THE SIMPLE PAST AND PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE FOLLOWING REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS
REMEMBER THAT IF THE VERB IS REGULAR, JUST ADD D OR ED AT THE END OF THE VERB
WRITE YOUR ANSWER IN 1 WHOLE SHEET OF PAPER
VERB SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE
1. TALK
2. HUMP
3. LOOK
4. IS
5. ARE
6. EAT
7. BEGIN
8. THINK
9. BUY
10. CATCH
11. FLY
12. THROW
13. WRITE
14. EAT
15. KICK
16. WEAR
17. SPEAK
18. MAKE
19. BUILD
20. SWIM
21. DRINK
22. SLEEP
23. MEET
24. RUN
25. SING
26. DANCE
27. DIG
28. DRIVE
29. FALL
30. GIVE
31. LICK
32. BAKE
33. CALL
34. FORGIVE
35. GIVE
36. HOLD
37. JOG
38. CLAP
39. LIKE
40. LAY
41. KNOW
42. KNEEL
43. SIT
44. BITE
45. PICK
46. PUT
47. READ
48. WAKE
49. SLAP
50. CAN
(Copy this in your English Notebook Day-3)

Past and Past Perfect Tenses

Simple past tense of the verb is used when something happened in the past. On the other hand, we used Past
Perfect Tense to show something happened before another action in the past. It does not matter which event is
mentioned firstthe tense makes it clear which one happened first. Let us put it in this way for better understanding:

Past Perfect Tense refers to the action that happened first or earlier.
Simple Past Tense refers to the action that happened second or later.

Observe the following examples:

1. Past: Kristal ate fruits and vegetables. (*ate signifies that there is something that happened in the past)

Past Perfect: Kristal ate fruits and vegetables as soon as she had read the articles about boosting immune system.
(*had read signifies that there was an action happened before Kristal ate fruits and vegetables.)

2. Past: We bought washable face masks. (*bought signifies that it was a past action)

Past Perfect: When we bought washable face masks, the price had increased. (*had increased signifies that
happened first before they bought washable face masks.)

To form past perfect, you simply use the past tense “had” and add it to the past participle of the verb. (had + past
participle)

Here are the examples of some verbs change into past perfect:

1. register
had + registered = had registered
2. learn
had + learned = had learned
3. receive
had + receive = had received
4. leave
had + left = had
Take note of these!

When using past and past perfect tenses of the verb in sentences, you

should remember the following time expressions:

Use after, as soon as, the moment that, until, because before using past perfect simple.

Examples:

1. As soon as the classes had stopped, Marie began to practice at home.

2. The poor student earned money until he had learned to use his talent.

3. After the students had joined the group chat, the teacher collected information.

Use before, when, by the time before the simple past.

Examples:

1. Before I thanked the volunteer, she had run out the door.

2. Ghelene had helped Chelsea to do the task when she asked her.

3. The students had enrolled online by the time the teacher sent the link.
Day 4- Copy and answer this in 1 whole sheet of paper.

Example:

1. The race ____________________(already/finish) by the time the last person arrived.

Answer: had already finished

2. Pablo _____________( break) the vase while trying to put the flowers in it.

Answer: had broken

REMEMBER: PAST PERFECT TENSE USE HAD + PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB