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Past tense

Past tense. Have you had a foreign English teacher before?. If so, I am sure that they asked you (on Monday) “How was your weekend?” “What did you do on the weekend?”. Why???. Let’s switch – you teach me Korean. What do Koreans usually ask?. 밥 먹었어요 ?. 문화 - Culture.

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Past tense

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  1. Past tense

  2. Have you had a foreign English teacher before? If so, I am sure that they asked you (on Monday) “How was your weekend?” “What did you do on the weekend?” Why??? Let’s switch – you teach me Korean. What do Koreans usually ask?

  3. 밥 먹었어요?

  4. 문화 - Culture

  5. “How was your weekend?” “What did you do on the weekend?” How was your weekend? - How are you? It was fine. It was okay. It was not bad. It was fantastic. It was awful. It was tiring. It was boring. It was stressful. I am fine. I’m okay. I’m not bad. I’m fantastic. I’m awful. I’m tired. I’m bored. I’m stressed (out) Bad example: How was your weekend? I was studying.

  6. What did you do on the weekend? (actions) (we will need past tense - 과거 동사 ) Verbs that end in ‘y’ change to ‘i’ study worry cry try studied worried cried tried play – plaied (?) or played (?) a+i+e = too many vowels

  7. What did you do on the weekend? (actions) (we will need past tense - 과거 동사 ) Some verbs are exceptions (불규칙) drive take feel tell break see give fight teach think buy drove took felt told broke saw gave fought taught thought bought am is are go have know eat drink come was was were went had knew ate drank came

  8. Sometimes you can see patterns wear - 입다 wore swear swore swear at (욕하다) swear to (맹세하다) slept sleep - 자다 sweep (쓸다) kept keep swept drink – drank – drunk swim – swam – swum sing – sang – sung I A U

  9. some are the same past tense read – read (pr) – read (pr) hit – hit – hit put – put – put let – let – let fit – fit – fit hurt – hurt – hurt cut – cut – cut

  10. Yes, I did. No, I didn’t. Did you 동사 …? Yes, I was. / No, I wasn’t. Yes, it was. / No, it wasn’t. Were you 형/명/전/동+ing? Was it 형/명/전/동+ing? • Did you eat breakfast?- Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t. • Did you have a lot of work to do on the weekend? • Did you meet your friends? • Was it expensive? - Yes, it was. / No, it wasn’t. • Was it beautiful? • Were you busy? • Were you in Seoul?

  11. W-QUESTION + 시간+ 누구+ 동사 (현재)+ … What did you do? - I went to the Eiffel Tower. What did you see?- I saw the Great Wall of China. Where did you go? - I went to Switzerland. Where did you stay? - I stayed in a hotel. When did you go to Seoul? - I went to Seoul on Saturday. When did you return to Gwangju? - I returned on Sunday. Who did you meet there? - I met my girlfriend. Who did you go with? - I went with my father. How did you get there? - I got there by bus. How long were you there? - I was there for ... How much did it cost? - It cost $500. Why did you go there? - I went there because... Why were you there? - I was there to study English.

  12. With your partner • How was your weekend? • What did you do on the weekend? • What did you do (time)? • What did you do for your last vacation? • What did you do last summer? • What was the last movie you saw? • Did you see the World Cup in 2002, 2006, 2010? How did you feel? • How did you do on the university entrance exam?

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