Didactic Sequence Simple Past
Didactic Sequence Simple Past
Didactic Sequence Simple Past
Purpose of the subject: To be able to use the Past simple question and negative forms.
Module’s number: 1
Module Purpose: at the end of the unit, the student will be able to express situations that
happened in the past or activities that he/ she used to do.
Contents:
Simple past (aux. Did)
START PHASE
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DEVELOPMENTAL PHASE
Activity:
Purpose of the activity: To focus Ss’ attention on the simple past pattern for affirmative,
negative and interrogative sentences
Description of the activity:
The teacher divides the board in 3 columns: Affirmative negative and interrogative
Places the correct unscrambled sentences in the right column
Evaluation: Students identify simple past sentences pattern
Activity:
Purpose of the activity: To provide Ss with practice in transforming affirmative sentences in
the past simple into negative sentences and questions.
Description of the activity:
Students write questions in simple past and rewrite sentences in negative form
Evaluation: students correct anwers
References
Rivers, Wilga M., Temperley, Mary S. A Practical Guide to the Teaching of English as a
Second or Foreign Language. Oxford University Press, 1978. 110.
Programa de la Asignatura de Ingles III, Colegio de Bachilleres. México 2019.
Anticipated Problems: Students may use statements without using the auxiliary verb.
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E.g. You went out yesterday? Instead of, ( Did you go out yesterday? )
Students may use a past form of the verb to make the question instead
of using the Simple form. E.g. Did you went?
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Last Vacation
Instructions:
1. Watch the video “How was your trip?”
2. Unscramble the sentences according to the information on the video
3. Write the correct sentences in the spaces provided
a) _______________________________________________________
b) _______________________________________________________
c) _______________________________________________________
d) _______________________________________________________
e) _______________________________________________________
f) _______________________________________________________
g) _______________________________________________________
h) _______________________________________________________
i) _______________________________________________________
j) _______________________________________________________
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Instructions: Write the questions in simple past
Example : Anna / the window / open Did Anna open the window?
1. she / home / walk
2. you / in the garden / work
3. you / a song / sing
4. she / on a chair / sit
5. you / the castle / visit
6. Jenny / the door / lock
7. Greg / the ball / kick
Scrambled sentences:
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f. You didn’t see the city.
Tapescript:
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Marie: Did you take some nice walks around London?
Marie: Dr. Anderson, that doesn’t sound like a very nice vacation.
Dr. Anderson: Vacation? I went to London for business, not for vacation. I met doctors from all over the world.
We talked about new medicines and I gave two speeches. I always ate at the hotel restaurant. So
Marie: But, Dr. Anderson, you were in London and you didn’t see the city.