Project Explore 3 - UNIT 1 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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USED TO: Mike _______ (cycle) to school.

used to cycle

Complete: -How ____ (be) your weekend? - It _____ (be) boring. I ____ (be) sick so I _____ (not go) anywhere!

was - was - was - didn't go

What is he doing?

He is skateboarding

Charlie ___________ (swim) in the sea when a dog ___________ (steal) his sandwich.

was swimming / stole

Say all 3 forms of these irregular verbs: leave / meet / see

leave-left-left ; meet-met-met; see-saw-seen

PAST CONTINUOUS: We / watch a film / at home / yesterday evening

We were watching a film at home yesterday evening.

What is he doing?

He is crashing into a wall.

They _________ (fall) off their bikes bacuse they ________ (riding) too fast.

fell, were riding

Say all 3 forms of these irregular verbs: grow, write, forget

grow-grew-grown ; write-wrote-written ; forget-forgot-forgotten

PAST CONTINUOUS: Who / John / talk to / on the phone / last night?

Who was John talking to on the phone last night?

Say the verbs in past simple: catch - teach

caught . taught

USED TO: _______ you _____________ (live) in Germany? No, I _______.

Did you use to live in Germany? No, I didn't.

What are the dogs doing?

The dogs are chasing the cat.

What is he doing?

He is pulling a leash.

Sarah _______________ (fall) sleep while she _______________ (read) a book.

fell - was reading

Complete: _____ you _____ (have) a good weekend? Yes, I _____ . My cousin and I ______ (meet) in town on Saturday.

Did you have a good weekend? Yes, I did. My cousin and I met in town on Saturday.

USED TO: I ________ (not wear) glasses when I was young, but I do now.

didn't use to wear

Put the life events in the order they usually happen: leave school / start school / retire / get a job / be born / go to college

be born, start school, leave school, go to college, get a job, retire

What are they doing?

The dad is throwing the ball and the boy is catching it.

PAST CONTINUOUS: I / not sleep / at eleven o'clock / last night.

I wasn't sleeping at eleven o'clock last night.