презентация Present Simple vs Past Simple
презентация к уроку по английскому языку (5, 6, 7 класс)

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Present Simple VS Past Simple Настоящее и прошедшее простое Сходство и различия Использование времен It`s easy) Let`s go!

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To BE To BE Present simple Is/am/are I am a student. She is a wonderful doctor. We are at school from Monday to Saturday. Past simple Was/Were I was a student in 2010. He was an actor 25 years ago. You were at the café yesterday. I saw you.

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Regular Verbs Present simple I work every day. My mom usually cook s breakfast. My sister always help s me. VERB/VERB+S( she,he,it ) Past simple I work ed last Sunday. My dad cook ed tasty dinner yesterday. My sister help ed me a lot 3 hours ago. VERB +ED (2d form)

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IR regular Verbs ! Знать наизусть самые ходовые / популярные глаголы . Present simple She often swims in the river. You eat lots of sweets. We always write new words in our dictionaries. VERB/VERB+S( she,he,it ) Past simple She swam in the river last summer. You ate lots of sweets at the party. We wrote 10 new words in our dictionaries last lesson. VERB!2d form ( см.таблицу неправильных глаголов )

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Present Simple VS Past Simple Every Usually Always Often Never Last (2 days) ago Yesterday In 1994 day month week year Monday month

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Present Simple VS Past Simple WH VERB …… ? Present Simple Where do you swim every summer? What shop does she usually go to ? Does your mom work every week? Past Simple Where did you swim every summer? What shop did she go to last week? Did your mom work a week ago? вспом . глагол подлежащее

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Present Simple VS Past Simple Правила Правописания окончаний у глаголов в present и past Present simple Окончание V-s пишется и произносится по таким же правилам , как и окончания у существительных во мн.числе. Work – works /s/ Clean – cleans /z/ Dress – dresses / iz / Fly – flies /z/ Study – studies / iz / Past simple Окончание – ed у правильных глаголов имеет свои правила правописания и произношения. Put – put /put/ Read – read /red/ Find – found Spend – spent See – saw /so:/