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TargetVideo English Course By Teacher Serge

• Simple Past

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• Simple Past
• Forms
• SUBJECTVERB(ED)(IED)
• SUBJECTVERB(IRREGULAR)
• SUBJECTDID(NOT)VERB
• DID(NOT)SUBJECTVERB(?)

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• Completed Action in the Past     Use the Simple
  Past to express the idea that an action started
  and finished at a specific time in the past.
  Sometimes the speaker may not actually mention
  the specific time, but they do have one specific
  time in mind.

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• I/You/He/She/it/We/They
• SUBJECTVERB(ED)
• She arrived late today.
• They asked me about the accident.
• Details
• They ask
• They ask ed
• They asked me about the accident.

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• I/You/He/She/it/We/They
• SUBJECTVERB(IED)
• We tried to save him.
• Johnson studied hard last night.
• Details
• We Try
• They Tr ied
• We tried to save him.

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• I/You/He/She/it/We/They
• SUBJECTVERB(IRREGULAR)
• I saw a movie yesterday.
• They bought a nice house.
• Details
• I see a movie yesterday.
• I saw a movie yesterday.

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• DID(NOT)
• I/You/He/She/It/We/They
• Joe went to New York.
• Joe didnt go to New York.
• Details
• Joe went to san Francisco.
• Joe didnt go to San Francisco.

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• DID(?)
• I/You/He/She/It/We/They
• Joe went to New York.
• Did Joe go to New York?
• Details
• Joe went to New York.
• Did Joe go to New York?

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• SUBJECTVERB
• SUBJECTDID(NOT)VERB
• DID(NOT)SUBJECTVERB(?)
• To wash/she/her car.
• To make/my mother/delicious cake.

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• JEANERATION
• Young people all around the world have many
  things in common their music, their language,
  their ideas. However, there is nothing more
  universal than jeans. Jeans are not a privilege
  of modern generations. In the 15th century, the
  sailors from Genoa were the first to wear heavy
  cotton pants. They needed those durable and
  practical cotton pants to work on their ships.
  Our modern term jeans comes from the Genoese
  sailor. Later, during the Gold Rush, Levi-Strauss
  arrived in California with a roll of heavy canvas
  under his arm. He created the blue jeans and made
  a fortune. Until World War II, blue jeans were
  popular among farmers and cowboys, construction
  workers and people in the country and small towns
  of The United States. In the forties, some
  artists and young people wore blue jeans because
  they were practical, cheap and a kind of
  political protest. Then came the fifties with
  Marlon Brando, James Dean and motorcycle movies.
  Jeans became a synonym of bad and schools
  banned them. In the sixties, jeans became very
  popular not only in the USA but all over the
  world. They were a symbol of youth. Today,
  however, they are no longer a privilege of a
  generation or class everybody wears jeans.

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• JORGE AND MIGUELS LAST ERROR
• Jorge took his family to the U.S.A. But at
  Customs in Miami his children were not permitted
  to entrance. Jorge had registered them on the
  visa documents at the American Consulate as 3
  sons. But they were not 3 sons, they were 1 son
  and 2 daughters! On the same flight was Miguel.
  He was not permitted entrance into U.S.A too.
  Because on his visa documents he had written as
  his occupation PHYSICIAN. But at the U.S
  Customs his employment document proved that he
  was a PHYSICIST. That same day the PHYSICIST
  Miguel accompanied Jorge and his family on the
  return flight to Portugal.

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• PHYSICIAN Médico
• PHYSICIST Físico

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• FAST AND SLOW FOOD
• Another term for junk food is fast food. This
  comes from fast food restaurants that serve
  inexpensive meals quickly in paper bags or boxes.
  Now there is the slow food movement. It was
  founded in the 1980s by Carlo Petrini, an Italian
  journalist who discovered a new McDonalds
  restaurant in Romes famous piazza di spagna. He
  was horrified and founded the slow food movement,
  which had two basic beliefs the importance of
  traditional cooking methods and the use of local
  ingredients. The slow food movement now has over
  80,000 members in over 100 countries.

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• SOCORROS LAST ERROR
• Socorro was very disappointed. It was her
  second day teaching Portuguese to the new U.S.
  Ambassadors 5 children in Lisbon. On the first
  day teaching the group she talked about the
  importance of doing homework. Then she gave them
  a list of verbs. She thought she had told them to
  decorate the list. In fact she promised them
  presents if they did a good job. At the beginning
  of the second class she gave them a test on the
  verbs, but they all got 0,0 on the test! Socorro
  thought, incredible! They must be idiots!
  Finally she declared, I desist. If none of you
  can learn one verb then I am wasting my time and
  your time. Im not going to teach you anymore!
  You can find someone else, cause Im leaving!
  But Miss Socorro, the students exclaimed, you
  didnt tell us to study the verb list for
  homework. You told us to decorate it! And they
  showed the verb lists all very artfully designed.

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• TO DECORATE Adornar, decorar.
• TO MEMORIZE Decorar

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• JORGE AND MIGUELS LAST ERROR
• Jorge took his family to the U.S.A. But at
  Customs in Miami his children were not permitted
  to entrance. Jorge had registered them on the
  visa documents at the American Consulate as 3
  sons. But they were not 3 sons, they were 1 son
  and 2 daughters! On the same flight was Miguel.
  He was not permitted entrance into U.S.A too.
  Because on his visa documents he had written as
  his occupation PHYSICIAN. But at the U.S
  Customs his employment document proved that he
  was a PHYSICIST. That same day the PHYSICIST
  Miguel accompanied Jorge and his family on the
  return flight to Portugal.

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• PHYSICIAN Médico
• PHYSICIST Físico

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