六下（一般过去时复习课）.ppt

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1、设计教师：王超（汕头市金涛小学）TenseRevision(PastTense)一般过去时FreetalkHowwasyourweekend?一般过去时表示在过去的某一个时间里发生的事情；表示在过去一段时间内，经常性或习惯性的动作。常用时间常与一般过去时态连用的时间有：yesterdayyesterdaymorning(afternoon,evening…)lastnight(week,month,year…)twodaysago,aweekago,threeyearsago…in1990,(in1998…)Task1:Filltheblankswiththecorrectfor

2、msaccordingtothecontext.Nina’sLastWeekendNina____(is)busylastweekend.OnSaturdaymorning,she____(get)upat6:00o’clock.She____(go)toschoolbybike.She____(work)alldayatschool.OnSaturdayeveingshe____(stay)athomeand____(study)withherson.ButonSundayshe____(live)inDanyang.Inthemorning,she____(have)todo

3、somehouseworkwithherson.Intheafternoon,She____(write)somethingforherEnglishlesson.OnSundayevening,She____(is)sotiredthatshe____(stop)doinganythingand____(relax)herselfalltheeveningand____(sleep)early.wasgotwentworkedstayedstudiedlivedhadwrotewasstoppedrelaxedsleptTask1:Filltheblankswiththecor

4、rectformsaccordingtothecontext.Nina’sLastWeekendNinawas(is)busylastweekend.OnSaturdaymorningshegot(get)upat6:00o’clock.Shewent(go)toschoolbybike.Sheworked(work)alldayatschool.OnSaturdayevening,shestayed(stay)athomeandstudied(study)withherson.ButonSundayshelived(live)inDanyang.Inthemorning,she

5、had(have)todosomehouseworkwithherson.Intheafternoon,Shewrote(write)somethingforherEnglishlesson.OnSundayevening,Shewassotiredthatshestopped(stop)doinganythingandrelaxed(relax)herselfalltheeveningandslept(sleep)early.Therulesofregularverbs:规则动词过去式①stayed，relaxed，一般在动词原形末尾加-ed；②lived，结尾是e的动词加-d

6、；③stopped，结尾只有一个辅音字母的重读闭音节，双写该辅音字母，加-ed；④studied，以辅音字母加y结尾的动词，变y为i加-ed；stayed，以元音字母结尾的动词，直接加-ed。☆规则动词过去式的发音：在清辅音后读/t/，如：watched;在元音和浊辅音后读/d/，如played;cleaned：在辅音/t/,/d/后读/id/,如：visited。☆不规则动词变化需参看不规则动词表逐一熟记。(一般和过去分词一起记忆)。Irregularverbs:不规则动词过去式is–wasget–gotgo–wentwrite–wrotehave–hadsleep–slept

7、run–ransit–satbegin–begandrink–drankswim–swamsing–sangcome–camegive–gavemake–madeeat–atedrive–droveride–rodewear–worewear–woretell–toldfind–foundbring–broughtbuy–boughtteach–taughtput–putread–readlet–letsay–saidsee–sawknow–knewfeel–feltkeep–k