Dep5202 Information Technology in Education Subject: English

DEP5202 Information Technology in Education

• Subject: English

• Topic: Simple Past Tense

• Title: What did they do?

• Target: P.3 Students

• Time: 60 minutes

Author list

• Lai Wing Yan, Priscilla

• (Information collection, technical support)

• Li Kit Shan, Dorothy

• (Information collection, visual design)

• Sung Pui Yee, Susana

• (Information collection, visual design)

• Tang Kit Kan, Candy

• (Information collection, animation effects)

• Tang Lai Lin, Wendy

• (Information collection, animation effects)

In this lecture, with the help of workbooks and worksheets, our P.3 students will be able to...

• distinguish between simple present tense and simple past tense.

• form the past tense by adding ‘ed’ to the verbs.

• know how to pronounce the past tense of some regular verbs.

• describe past events using regular verbs.

• recognise the time adverbials such as yesterday, ago, last week, today and so on.

Today

• Today is the 25th of March.

Yesterday

• Yesterday was the 24th of March.

On the 1st of March

• Ann ironed the clothes.

On the 5th of March

• Tom washed the car.

Two weeks ago

• Mary washed the clothes.

Two weeks ago

• Mary cleaned the kitchen.

Two weeks ago

• Ann and Betty watched TV.

Last Tuesday

• Betty listened to the radio.

Last Thursday

• Peter dusted the flat.

Three days ago

• Mary watered the flowers.

Competition

Yesterday

• Mrs Wong

• ( dusts / dusted )

• the flat.

Last week

• John

• ( combs / combed)

• his hair.

Three days ago

• Ann ( danced / dances ).

Last month

• The children

• ( played / play )

• football.

Two hours ago

• Mr Chan

• ( visits / visited )

• his friend.

Ten minutes ago

• Betty

• ( brushed / brushes )

• her teeth.

Last night

• My mother

• ( closes / closed )

• the windows.

One hour ago

• Old Mrs Chan

• ( crossed / crosses )

• the road.

Last Monday

• May

• ( helped / helps )

• John.

Last Sunday

• Lily

• ( painted / paints )

• a picture.

Yesterday afternoon

• Tom

• ( picked / picks )

• some flowers in the

• park.

Last Friday

• Miss Au

• ( waited / waits )

• for the train.

You have finished! You are the winner!

• Thank you for playing

• this game!

• Goodbye!