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    The document provides information about grammar and vocabulary related to weekend activities and past tense verbs. It discusses the simple past tense for regular and irregular verbs. For regular verbs, it explains how to form the past tense by adding "-ed" to the base verb. For irregular verbs, it lists common irregular past tense forms. It also covers yes/no questions using forms of "to be" in the past tense and sample responses.

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    unit
    Language summary
    Grammar Vocabulary
    Simple past regular verbs Weekend activities Things to do
    listen to music do laundry
    Affirmative statements Negative statements
    play basketball do the dishes
    I called I didn’t call play in a band get a haircut
    You called You didn’t call shop for new clothes go grocery
    He called He didn’t call stay home shopping
    my sister. my brother.
    She called She didn’t call stay out late have a party
    We called We didn’t call visit relatives make dinner
    They called They didn’t call watch an old movie see a play
    see friends
    • Use the simple past for completed actions in the past.
    sleep
    Spelling of simple past regular verbs Past time
    expressions
    listen + ed ➔ listened
    last night
    play + ed ➔ played
    yesterday
    shop + ed ➔ shopped
    last week
    love + ed ➔ loved
    last weekend
    cry + ed ➔ cried

    Simple past irregular verbs Functions


    Affirmative statements Negative statements Showing that you’re listening
    Uh-huh.
    I slept. I didn’t sleep.
    Oh?
    You slept. You didn’t sleep.
    Oh, yeah?
    He slept. He didn’t sleep.
    She slept. She didn’t sleep. Expressing surprise
    It slept. It didn’t sleep. Really?
    We slept. We didn’t sleep. What?
    They slept. They didn’t sleep. You’re kidding!

    Yes / no questions with be


    Yes / no Short answers Short answers
    questions Affirmative Negative
    I you did. you didn’t.
    you I did. I didn’t.
    he he did. he didn’t.
    she she did. she didn’t.
    Did go? Yes, No,
    it it did. it didn’t.
    we you did. you didn’t.
    you we did. we didn’t.
    they they did. they didn’t.

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