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I ate a lot yesterday because
 
a. I was very hungry.
 
b. to buy some food.
 
c. I wasn’t well.
 
d. to see my friend Paul
Say and spell.
T-H-I-R-D: THIRD
Say and spell.
S-E-C-O-N-D: SECOND
Say and spell.
F-I-R-S-T: FIRST
Say and spell.
F-I-F-T-H: FIFTH
How we do we pronounce WANTED? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Wanted is pronounced with /-id/ (wan/tid)
How do we pronounce HELPED? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Helped is pronounced with /-t/ (helpt)
How do we pronounce KICKED? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Kicked is pronounced with /-t/ (kict)
How we do we pronounce STARTED in the past? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Started is pronounced with /-id/ (star/tid)
How we do we pronounce DECIDED in the past? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Decided is pronounced with /-id/ (di/sai/did)
How we do we pronounce STOPPED in the past? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Stopped is pronounced with /-t/ (stapt)
How we do we pronounce CALLED in the past? With /-d/ /-t/ or /-id/
Called is pronounced with /-d/ (cald)
He ____ off his trousers.
took
What's the past of 'see'?
saw
She _____ a coke yesterday.
drank
This cat ___ too much this morning.
ate
What's the past of 'do'?
did
What's the past of 'are'?
were
Read and choose the correct option: I saw the nurse because...
 
I wasn't well
 
I decided to see my friend Paul.
 
I was thirsty.
 
I is ill.
What's the matter with him? (answer with a complete sentence ex: she/he's got a.../ he/she's.....)
He's got a toothache
What's the matter with her? (answer with a complete sentence ex: she/he's got a.../ he/she's.....)
She's got a backacke
What's the matter with him? (answer with a complete sentence ex: she/he's got a.../ he/she's.....)
He's got a cough.
What's the matter with her? (answer with a complete sentence ex: she/he's got a.../ he/she's.....)
She's got a headache.
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