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    Did You Have A Good Weekend M1

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    This document contains a student worksheet with exercises about using past tense verbs. It includes: 1) A table for students to fill in their name, student number, and grade. 2) A conversation between Rick and Ken about their weekends, with questions to check comprehension. 3) Exercises where students practice speaking in the affirmative and negative past tense. 4) A short conversation for students to practice question forms. 5) Two conversation tests - the first fills in blanks and the second writes out questions and answers.

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    Did You Have A Good Weekend M1

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    This document contains a student worksheet with exercises about using past tense verbs. It includes: 1) A table for students to fill in their name, student number, and grade. 2) A conversation between Rick and Ken about their weekends, with questions to check comprehension. 3) Exercises where students practice speaking in the affirmative and negative past tense. 4) A short conversation for students to practice question forms. 5) Two conversation tests - the first fills in blanks and the second writes out questions and answers.

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    This document contains a student worksheet with exercises about using past tense verbs. It includes: 1) A table for students to fill in their name, student number, and grade. 2) A conversation between Rick and Ken about their weekends, with questions to check comprehension. 3) Exercises where students practice speaking in the affirmative and negative past tense. 4) A short conversation for students to practice question forms. 5) Two conversation tests - the first fills in blanks and the second writes out questions and answers.

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    Did You Have A Good Weekend M1

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    Joey Joe
    This document contains a student worksheet with exercises about using past tense verbs. It includes: 1) A table for students to fill in their name, student number, and grade. 2) A conversation between Rick and Ken about their weekends, with questions to check comprehension. 3) Exercises where students practice speaking in the affirmative and negative past tense. 4) A short conversation for students to practice question forms. 5) Two conversation tests - the first fills in blanks and the second writes out questions and answers.

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    Name: ___________________ Student No: _____ Mathayom: ___/___

    DID YOU HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND?


    PAST TENSE

    KEN
    RICK No, I had a productive
    I had a good time last weekend. I stayed home,
    DAYS OF THE weekend. On Saturday, cleaned my room, did my
    I went camping with my
    WEEK friends at Khao Yai
    laundry and watched football
    game.
    Monday
    Tuesday
    Wednesday
    Thursday
    Friday
    Saturday Questions:
    Sunday FILM A. Did Rick have a good time last
    Well, on Saturday morning I and weekend?
    my wife went to the mall and in B. Yes, she did.
    the afternoon we went to the
    beach with our children.
    A. Did Ken go to the mall on the
    weekend?
    B. No, he didn’t. He stayed at home.

    go to school? Yes, did.


    Did you jogging? I
    he/she he/she
    they play football? No, we/ they didn’t.
    piano? =did not

    Activity A: PRACTICE SPEAKING

    Example:
    Affirmative: He played football.
    Question: Did he play football?
    Answer: Yes, he did.
    4. I loved orange juice.

    1. They read books.

    5. They played basketball.

    2. He ate banana.

    3. They went shopping. 6. I cleaned my room.


    Activity B. CONVERSATION
    Eric : Hi Film, how was your weekend?
    Film : Hello Eric, It was nice. Thanks! And you?
    Eric : I had a very lovely weekend because we went to the zoo.
    Film : Really? Did you go with your friends?
    Eric : No, I didn’t. I went with my family.
    Film : I heard there was an Elephant Show. Did you watch it?
    Eric : Yes, we did.

    Activity C. Conversation Test.

    TEST 1. Fill in the blanks.


    1. Did you go to the park yesterday?
    a. Yes, __________. b. No, __________. I _______ to the park yesterday.

    2. Did she play badminton?


    a. Yes, ___________.. b. No, ___________. She ________ badminton

    3. Did they help the old man?


    a. Yes, ___________. b. No, ___________. They ___________ the old man.

    4. Did I cook the food well?


    a. Yes, ___________. b. No, ___________. You __________ the food well.

    5. Did Eric play piano at the school?


    a. Yes, __________. b. No, ___________. He __________ piano at the school.

    TEST II. Write the correct answer.

    Example: 3.
    Affirmative: He played football. Affirmative: They played basketball.
    Question: Did he play football? Question: _______________________________
    Answer: Yes, he did. Answer: ________________________________

    1.
    Affirmative: He watched TV. 4.
    Question: ______________________ Affirmative: He closed the door.
    Answer: _______________________ Question: _______________________________
    Answer_________________________________

    2.
    Affirmative: Mark made a snowman. 5.
    Question: ________________________ Affirmative: He used the telephone.
    Answer: _________________________ Question: _______________________________
    Answer: ________________________________

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