Contents Basic English 6

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

Lesson 4 Story
Lesson 5

Lesson 6
A. Using simple past tense
Lesson 7
B. Expressing doubts
Lesson 8

Lesson 9

Lesson 10

Lesson 11

Lesson 12

Lesson 13

Lesson 14
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A. Using Simple Past Tense
Lesson 11 A Sunny Sunday
Using Simple
A Past Tense

Listen to ‘simple
past tense’

Activity example I got up at six o’clock. I took a bath. I put on my jeans

and t-shirt.

Expressing
B doubts

Activity example

Mom and dad took me I watched the tiger. We rode the sky train.
to the zoo.

I rode the elephant. We got home in the It was a happy Sunday.

evening.
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Activity Example
Lesson 11
Complete the sentences using the simple past of the verbs in the box.

Using Simple
A Past Tense
have go play sing eat drink stay
Listen to ‘simple
past tense’

Activity example 1. had

(+) I __________ a wonderful time last Sunday.
(–) ____________________________.

Expressing 2. (?) _______ Archie________the piano?

B doubts
(+) ____________________________.
Activity example
3. (?) ______ they ________ songs together?
(–) ____________________________.

4. (–) We ________ cake and ________ juice.

(+) ____________________________.

5. (+) I __________ at Willie’s house for nearly four hours.

(?) __________________________________?
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Lesson 11
B. Expressing doubts
Using Simple
A Past Tense

Listen to ‘simple
past tense’

Storm will come

Activity example
this afternoon.
I doubt it. The
sun is shinning.
Expressing
B doubts

Activity example

You’ll see. I can feel

the clouds coming.
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Activity Example
Lesson 11
Make short dialogs expressing doubts. Choose from the themes
Using Simple
given. Do like the previous dialog.
A Past Tense

Listen to ‘simple
past tense’
coming to losing a mobile
having a quiz
Activity example
a party phone

winning a getting coming

Expressing
B doubts competition expensive gift on-time

Activity example

Note:
Expressing doubts
I’m not sure.
I’m not really sure.
Are you sure?
I don’t know for sure.
I doubt it.