CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY

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UNIT 1
CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY

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how do you feel today?

Labelling

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE GAME?

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

SACK RACE

TUG OF WAR

Multiple Choice

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE GAME?

• SACK RACE

• TANDEM RACE

• MARBLE IN SPOON RACE

• TUG OF WAR

Example :
i joined sack race competition last year

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note : the yellow words shos 2nd verb of simple past it is regular verbs

​do you ever join this game?

Fill in the Blank

JENNI (PARTICIPATE) MARBLE IN SPOON RACE

the ed sound sometimes pronounce as /t/, /d/, /id/

joined = join/t/
participated = participat/id/

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​The word participated is verb 2 in simple past

STUDY THE EXPLANATION BELOW:

Jika kata kerja berakhiran “-t” atau “-d”, akhiran “-ed” akan diucapkan / -id /.

• Visited

• Added

Jika kata kerja yang berakhiran konsonan / b /, / g /, / z /, / v /, / m /, / n /, / l /, / s /, / w /, / y /, / r /, akhiran ‘ed’ diucapkan ‘d’, ‘e’-nya tidak bersuara dan ‘d’-nya dilafalkan sebagai ‘d’

• Amazed

• Damaged

Jika kata kerja yang berakhiran konsonan /p/, /s/, /f/, /k/, /h/, /sh/, /ch/, /gh/, /th/, /ss/, /c/, /x/, akhiran ‘ed’ diucapkan ‘t’, ‘e’-nya tidak bersuara dan ‘d’-nya dilafalkan sebagai ‘t’

• Looked

• Washed

NOW, LETS DO A SIMPLE EXERCISES, PLEASE CHOOSE THE SOUND OF THE WORDS WHETER IT IS /t/, /d/ or /d/

Match

Match the following words based on its sound

• studied

• asked

• borrowed

• cooked

• interested

/id/

/d/

/d/

/t/

/id/

• /id/

• /d/

• /d/

• /t/

• /id/

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please give the example of regular verbs that has sound ending /d/

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please give the example of regular verbs that has sound ending /-id/

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please give the example of the regular verbs which says as /t/ sound

irregular verbs do not follow this usual rule of grammar

​irregular verbs is not form in normal way

Sandy threw the prizes from the top of panjat pinang pole

​example:

irregular verbs

Marble in spoon race began after sack race

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​example sentence in past forms

The simple past tense indicates an activity or situation which began and ended at a particular time in the past.

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​Simple past tense

Multiple Choice

the past forms of take

• taken

• took

• taked

• taking

Multiple Choice

the past forms of sleep

• slept

• sleeping

• sleeped

• was sleeping

Multiple Choice

the following verbs are irreguler verbs, except

• stopped

• driven

• looked

• cried

Multiple Choice

change the sentences below into simple past

Diba and reyhan clean the yard

• Diba and Reyhan were cleaned the yard

• Diba and Reyhan were cleaning the yard

• Diba and Reyhan cleaned the yard

• Diba and Reyhan are cleaned the yard

Multiple Choice

the right sentence based on the picture is...

• he is mopping the floor

• he mopped the floor

• he was mopped the floor

• he mop the floor

Fill in the Blank

the right sentence for the picture is...

Multiple Choice

the right sentence for the picture is

• My Dad is watch TV

• My Dad watching TV

• My Dad is watching TV

• My dad watched TV

Multiple Choice

make a negatif sentence of the sentence below

My father participated panjat pinang

• my father dont participate panjat pinang

• My father did not participate Panjat Pinang

• My father not participated Panjat Pinang

• My Father doesnt participate Panjat Pinang

Multiple Choice

the interrogative sentence of the sentences below is

"the man asked for their camera"

• did the man ask for their camera?

• do the man ask for their camera?

• does the man ask for their camera?

• did the man asked for their camera?

Multiple Choice

did you join a parade in your neighborhood? the positive sentence of the sentence is..

• You join a parade in your neighborhood

• You did join a parade in your neighborhood

• You are join a parade in your neighborhood

• You can join parade in your neighborhood

Open Ended

1. what did you learn today?

2. which part is interesting for you?

3. which part of the lesson is hard for you?

4. what is your hope for the next lesson?