1. Reading.

Which stories in READING are these words from? Drag the words to the correct box.

Now continue with the following words.

2. Action verbs.

Here is one of the stories again. Drag the verbs that describe actions from the story into the correct box.

For example:
I was running to my house. (Was running is an action.)
I was very frightened. (Was is not an action; it describes a state, a situation.)

3. Missing words.

Drag these words to complete story 2.

4. Missing words.

Can you remember? Type the missing words in the box.

5. Action verbs.

Match the verbs to the pictures.

6. Action verbs.

Use the verbs in exercise 5 to complete these sentences.

7. Pronunciation: Regular verbs in the past.

Pronunciation of past of regular verbs
Regular verbs in the past tense end with the letters ed.
When a regular verb ends with the letter t or d, we pronounce the ed ending as /ɪd/.
For example:
started /stɑːrtɪd/
ended /endɪd/

With all other regular verbs the ed ending is pronounced as /t/ or /d/.

If the verb ends with /p/, /f/, /s/, /ʃ/, /ʧ/ or /k/ (an unvoiced sound), we pronounce the ed ending as /t/.

For example:
worked /wɜːkt/
finished /fɪn.ɪʃt/
watched /wɒtʃ/

If the verb ends with any other sound (a voiced sound), we pronounce the ed ending as /d/.

For example:
arrived /əraɪvd/
played /pleɪd/
listened /lɪsnd/

Listen to, repeat and record the infinitive and past of each verb.

8. Concentration.

Can you remember? Match the words to the pictures.