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课件网) 年 级：七年级 学 科：英语（译林版） Unit 7 Outdoor fun (Grammar) (1) It was an amazing experience! (2) I was a little worried. (3) We were all excited. (4) It was really enjoyable! (5) We were a little tired, but we were proud of our teamwork. (6) It was a great day! Which tense does the writer use How do you know that Simple past tense (1) It was an amazing experience! (2) I was a little worried. (3) We were all excited. (4) It was really enjoyable! (5) We were a little tired, but we were proud of our teamwork. (6) It was a great day! (1) It was an amazing experience! (2) I was a little worried. (3) We were all excited. (4) It was really enjoyable! (5) We were a little tired, but we were proud of our teamwork. (6) It was a great day! Summarize the form and use of the verb be in positive sentences in the simple present tense and simple past tense. Simple present tense Simple past tense Positive sentences I am ... I was ... He/She/It is ... He/She/It was ... You/We/They are ... You/We/They were ... Read the short text on page 85. 1. What tenses does the short text use Simple past tense Simple present tense Simple future tense 1. What tenses does the short text use Last term, I tried roller skating for the first time. At first, I could not even stand up on my skates. He helped me practise, and little by little, I found it very enjoyable. Simple past tense My skating teacher is really nice. Now I’m not so afraid of skating. I can’t wait. Simple present tense I’m going to have my skating lesson at the weekend. Simple future tense Read the short text on page 85. 2. How do you tell the difference between the three tenses Last term, I tried roller skating for the first time. At first, I could not even stand up on my skates. He helped me practise, and little by little, I found it very enjoyable. My skating teacher is really nice. Now I’m not so afraid of skating. I can’t wait. I’m going to have my skating lesson at the weekend. Simple future tense Simple past tense Simple present tense By looking at the forms of the verbs and the time expressions. 3. What time expressions do we often use in the simple past tense Last term, I tried roller skating for the first time. At first, I could not even stand up on my skates. He helped me practise, and little by little, I found it very enjoyable. Simple past tense Last term/week/month/... Here we use “at first” with the simple past tense because Millie’s story happened in the past. It doesn’t mean we always use “at first” with the simple past tense. Read the first tip on page 85 and learn more time expressions used to talk about the past. Tip: We often use these time expressions when we talk about the past. ago just now yesterday the day before yesterday yesterday morning/afternoon/evening last night/week/month/year Read the sentences in the simple past tense in the short text again and look at the pictures on page 85. Then finish “Work ou ... ...
