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UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO CEARÁ\nSimple past\nIntroduction\nJardel Alves Sousa do Nascimento\nbeautiful.ai What is \"Simple past\"?\nSimple Past, also called Past Simple, is one of the verb tenses of English. It is equivalent to the \"pretérito perfeito\" in the Portuguese language.\nSimple Past is used to indicate past actions already completed, that is, to talk about facts that have already happened; that started and ended in the past.\n50 years ago\n2 weeks ago\n1 hour ago\nSTART\nPresent\nPresent events\nFuture\nbeautiful.ai Regular verbs and irregular verbs\nRegular verbs: are verbs that, when conjugated, do not undergo any modification in their structure.\n• Ask - asked\n• Call - called\n• Help - helped\n• Like - liked\n• Love - loved\n• Want - wanted\n\nIrregular verbs: are modified when they are conjugated.\n• Become - became\n• Break - broke\n• Come - came\n• Do - did\n• Eat - ate\n• Forget - forgot\n• Have - had Conjugation\n\nPresent Simple\n• I love\n• You love\n• He loves\n• She loves\n• It loves\n• We love\n• You love\n• They love\n\nPast Simple\n• I loved\n• You loved\n• He loved\n• She loved\n• It loved\n• We loved\n• You loved\n• They loved Positive, negative and interrogative\n\nPOSITIVE\nRegular verbs:\n• just add “ed” to the end of the verb.\n e.g.: “I worked yesterday”.\n\nIrregular verbs:\n• just add the verb in its past simple form.\n e.g.: “You forgot our date”.\n\nNEGATIVE\nRegular verbs:\n• just add \"did not\" (or didn’t) before the verb.\n e.g.: “I did not work yesterday”.\n\nIrregular verbs:\n• just add \"did not\" (or didn’t) before the verb.\n e.g.: “You did not forget our date”.\n\nHeads up!: In the negative form, verbs do not change.\n\nINTERROGATIVE\nRegular verbs:\n• just add \"did\" before the subject.\n e.g.: \"Did I work yesterday?\"\n\nIrregular verbs:\n• just add \"did\" before the subject.\n e.g.: \"Did you forget our date?\"\n\nHeads up!: In the negative form, verbs do not change. Let's do exercises! Explaining how the activity would work...\n\nThe class would be mediated by the Google Classroom platform and presented with the Beautiful.ai platform. After explaining the content (Simple past), students would be invited to read a text related to \"Vacation\" (from the Interchange Book) and then two volunteers would be chosen to read the text together, each assuming a character in the story. After that, they would do a simple listening exercise. Finally, a link from the Pinup.com platform would be sent through the classroom chat. This link contains a writing activity, where students would see polaroids and write sentences based on the polaroid photo, containing verbs in the past. Text of the class and activity 1 (part B)\n\n9 CONVERSATION Lucky you!\n\nA. Listen and practice.\n\nLeah: Hi, Cody. How was your vacation?\nCody: It was excellent! I went to California with my cousin. We had a great time.\nLeah: Lucky you! How long were you there?\nCody: About a week.\nLeah: Cool! Was the weather OK?\nCody: Not really, it was pretty cloudy. But we went surfing every day. The waves were amazing.\nLeah: So, what was the best thing about the trip?\nCody: Well, something incredible happened . . .\n\nB. Listen to the rest of the conversation. What happened? Activity 2: Pinup.com (layout)