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    The document provides an introduction to constructing sentences in English. It discusses the basic components of sentences, including subjects, verbs, and objects. It explains the differences between regular and irregular verbs in the past tense. Some examples of signal words that indicate actions in the past are given, such as "yesterday" and "last week". The document demonstrates finding the correct past tense form of a verb to complete a sentence about an action that took place in the past.

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    The document provides an introduction to constructing sentences in English. It discusses the basic components of sentences, including subjects, verbs, and objects. It explains the differences between regular and irregular verbs in the past tense. Some examples of signal words that indicate actions in the past are given, such as "yesterday" and "last week". The document demonstrates finding the correct past tense form of a verb to complete a sentence about an action that took place in the past.

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    Good Morning, Girls

    Constructing Sentences
    How to construct sentences

    WHAT /
    DO WHEN /
    WHO
    WHAT WHERE
    / WHY /
    HOW
    Verbs (Kata Kerja)
    • Action Verbs
    • Run
    • Walk
    • Eat
    • Sleep
    Things that already
    happened
    I walk to school.
    I jump on my bed.
    I walked to school.
    I jumped on my bed.
    Regular Verbs
    Irregular Verbs
    Regular Verbs
    Add ‘ed’
    Add ‘d’
    Add ‘ied’
    Irregular Verbs
    The entire word changed
    Some Signal Words
    • Yesterday
    • Last Night
    • Last Week
    •Last Year
    • A month ago
    • A year ago
    Using this rule, can you
    find the missing words?

    I ………… the ball yesterday.

    a. kick b. kicked c. kuck


    Using this rule, can you
    find the missing words?

    I kicked the ball yesterday.


    THANK
    YOU,

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