Title of the Activity: Let’s Volt In! Join two sentences into one.
Most Essential Learning Competency: Use the past and past perfect tenses correctly in varied contexts.
K to 12 BEC CG: S8FE-Ie-25
Directions: Combine the two given sentences. Then use the simple past and past perfect tense of the verbs.
Example: They graduated. They celebrated.
They celebrated after they had graduated.
They entered the restaurant. They were served.
They ____________ after they ____________ the restaurant.
I lost my I.D. I did not use it.
I ____________ my ID that’s why I ____________ it.
The school bus did not arrive. They did not tell me.
They ____________ me that the school bus ____________ yet.
I broke my leg. I could not go out.
I ____________ out because I ____________ my leg.
He left school and took up a job.
He ____________ up a job as soon as he ____________ school.
They met in the park. They became friends.
They ____________ friends after they ____________ in the park.
Elsa did not recognize Ana. She did not say hello to her
Elsa ____________ hello to Ana because she ____________ her.
Peter sent me an e-mail. I understood the problem.
After Peter ____________ me an e-mail, I ____________ the problem.
They changed the time. They did not let me know.
Nobody ____________ me that they ____________ the time.
Sue had an appointment. Then she went shopping with her friends.
When Sue ____________ with her friends, she ____________an appointment.
Title of the Activity: PAST VS. PAST PERFECT
Direction: Write the following sentences in a separate sheet of paper. Then, write in the blanks the suitable Simple Past or Past Perfect Tense to complete each
Answers & Comments
Answer:
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were served/had entered
lost/haven’t used
did not told/ hadn’t arrived
could not go out/had broken
took/had left
became/had met
didn’t say/hadn’t recognized
had sent / understood
told / had changed
went/had have
Past Vs. Past Perfect
was/ had thought
asked/had happened
had eaten/went
did not say/had taken
had become/snowed
told/had been
felt/had passed
was/had cleaned
got/saw/had lost
was/had not been
Answer:
Introduction
Every year in the UK, thousands of people die or are seriously injured in incidents. Many deaths could be prevented if first aid is given before emergency services arrive.
What to do
If someone is injured you should:
first check that you and the casualty aren't in any danger, and, if possible, make the situation safe
if necessary, phone 999 or 112 for an ambulance when it's safe to do so
carry out basic first aid
Explanation:
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were served/had entered
lost/haven’t used
did not told/ hadn’t arrived
could not go out/had broken
took/had left
became/had met
didn’t say/hadn’t recognized
had sent / understood
told / had changed
went/had have
Past Vs. Past Perfect
was/ had thought
asked/had happened
had eaten/went
did not say/had taken
had become/snowed
told/had been
felt/had passed
was/had cleaned
got/saw/had lost
was/had not been