Lesson 96 👩‍🏫 Basic English with Jennifer 🔎 Practice with the Simple Past

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Thank you so much! I appreciate the support. You'll find all my playlists here. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/

[@aichachouchou5412]

It was really interesting . The most difficult point in teaching the past simple tense , is using irregular verbs . you did great Job to make them memorize many Ir verbs

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Yes, there's a bit more that we do off camera, but I wanted to show the kinds of activities anyone can do: flashcards, stories, questions, etc. Thank you for watching our lesson!

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😁 I'm glad you liked the stories. It's a fun way to learn, and it helps us remember the vocabulary and grammar. Thanks for being a member, Dmitry!

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I'm glad you're enjoying your discovery. Here are all my playlists. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/

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Thank you, Aparecido! 😃 It's always good to see you here on my channel. I'm happy you liked this lesson. Enjoy the wekeend. Stay safe!

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[@sergeipetrov5572]

Hello Jennifer! Good to see you and your students! I tried to repeat words with after you, and I found out that this was so difficult to do correctly. Thank you so much for the lesson!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hi Sergei! You mean at the end with the flashcards? I was going fast, but I wanted to see if the ladies had memorized those irregular forms. The did pretty well! It's all about practice. You can make your own flashcards and go more slowly. :)

[@sergeipetrov5572]

@@Englishwithjennifer Thank you! Excuse me that I dare to say. I meant a more simple thing. For example, to repeat the word library, as you pronounce! And other words too.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Ah yes. Sometimes I talk slowly and carefully. Other times I start talking quite fast with the ladies. They get a bit of both!

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You're welcome. Take care!

[@Qateralnada-x6i]

Which tone is about least need to be said and which is usually regarded as more or less neutral !??? Please answer me ! 1.Fall rise 2. rise 3.fall

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It depends on the statement and context. A neutral sentence uses falling intonation. A yes-no question naturally uses rising intonation. Stress for emphasis can change your meaning, however. Please see my playlist on intonation. :)

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That's my dream, too. Whoosh! Suddenly I know 10 languages. Geez, I'd settle for five. Ha ha. (Note: Better to say "get up the next day.") Take care. Kind wishes to you and your family!

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Me too. LOL :>)

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Hi Rahim. I'm doing fine. I hope you'e okay, too.

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[@elianamoreno9532]

Thank you for your lesson, I'm learning a lot ... I have a question, if the negative form in past tense is didn't + verb in present.. Why in the story say "I could not" ??? Thank you

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Good question! CAN and COULD are modal verbs. They are a type of helping verb, so we don't use the helping verbs DID, DO, DOES with them. CAN is used for the present. COULD is used for the past (to talk about ability).

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In this lesson, you see forms of practice you can do on your own: make flashcards, write stories, and read them aloud. I'll be on Hallo tomorrow. I often give tips in my live streams. :)

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Hi. I offer group learning through live streams on Hallo. hallo.tv/

[@md.sharifulislam5307]

Actually, if I make negative sentence then why I need to take v1 past form of verb.what is the reason are working behind it please can you make me understand.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

The simple past uses DID NOT (didn't) + the base verb of the main verb. I ate. (+) I didn't eat. (-) DID is a helping verb. For the verb BE, just add NOT. I was tired. (+) I wasn't tired (-)

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Thank you for thinking of me. :) I'm okay. I'll do my best to keep up with videos. I hope you're well.

[@hamzaboutekfa7295]

Hello! Here is my story, but I don't know how to end it. Ha ha! Nimo and Mimo were two noisy kids. They used to wake up early in the morning and make lots of tricks.They made a mess in the village:They bothered and teased others; They threw balls,stones and different objects in other people' houses, everyone complained about that, but the kids never knew how to stop .One day, an old woman came to the village with the claim of having magical powers to turn bad children to good ones, the villagers considered her as a witch, and they relied on her to hold down the kids who turned up to be the villains of the neighborhood because of their bad manners.........

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hi. I like open-ended stories. :) Then everyone can imagine a different ending. Maybe the "witch" helped change Nimo and Mimo, and they became good, but as a result, other children became bad! So the people asked the old woman to change things back. So in the end, everyone had to accept Nimo and Mimo and learn to teach them slowly through example. I haven't taught "used to" to Flavia and Andreia. That's an intermediate topic. But in your story, you can still use many past tense verbs: they always woke up early the made a mess in their village the bothered and teased others the threw... everyone complained etc. Thanks for sharing your story!

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[@stunninglad1]

What a super lesson this is. Irregular verbs get so many students confused. This website shows just about all of them: languageonschools.com/blog/english-irregular-verbs-list/. In this list we will see irregular verbs in their simple past and past participle for,m, We use the past participle when writing in the present and past perfect, tense. Examples: Simple Past: i swam in that pool yesterday. Present Perfect: I have swum in that pool many times. Past Perfect: I had swum in that swimming pool before.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Yes, the list is long, so I advise any student not to study too many at once. Many of the verbs in this lesson were familiar to the ladies. Only a handful were new. That's important. Thanks for the positive support.

[@stunninglad1]

@@Englishwithjennifer I agree. The list should be for reference purposes. An ESL student would take a while memorizing all 85 irregular verbs. However, the more advanced students can use the list to practice writing sentences in the various tenses.

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You're studying a lot this weekend!