ENGLISH 21-22

THE PAST TENSE OF BECOME.

(a)  

THE PAST PERFECT TENSE OF BECOME

(a)  

We use _____to talk about actions that happened at a specific time in the past.

• PAST PERFECT TENSE

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE

• PAST PERFECT PROGRESSIVE TENSE

WE USE _____ WHEN WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A COMPLETED ACTION BEFORE SOMETHING IN THE PAST.

• SIMPLE PAST TENSE

• PAST PERFECT TENSE

• PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB

• PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE

_______ VERBS - verbs that either add -d or -ed to the present tense form to create the past tense form.

• LINKING VERBS

• IRREGULAR VERBS

• ACTION VERBS

• REGULAR VERBS

These are verbs that do not end with -d or -ed to create the past tense form. They are called special verbs.

• LINKING VERBS

• REGULAR VERBS

• IRREGULAR VERBS

• ACTION VERBS

PAST PERFECT TENSE IS FORMED BY ________

• WAS + PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB

• WERE + PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB

• HAD + PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB

• HAS/HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE OF THE VERB

MY FRIEND _____ HERE YESTERDAY. (G0)

• WENT

• HAD WENT

• HAD GONE

• GOES

CHOOSE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB.

I ____ THE CAKE BEFORE SHE TOLD ME. (EAT)

• EATEN

• HAD EATEN

• ATE

• HAD ATEN

WHICH IS THE FIRST ACTION IN THE SENTENCE?

THE DOCTOR ARRIVED WHEN THE PATIENT HAD COLLAPSED.

• THE DOCTOR ARRIVED

• PATIENT

• DOCTOR

• THE PATIENT HAD COLLAPSED