【E32】level4 -3 Past tense

My sinuses were affected by the pollution and sand in the air. Sinus 鼻旁窦 We cannot say: Subject + be + Verb We can say: Subject + verb I get something / somewhere I got something / somewhere If you are already somewhere and you will go there again later, you should say: I will come here again. We use 'go' to talk about somewhere where we aren't right now. We use 'come' to talk about somewhere where we are right now. Did all of you look at Section 3 by yourselves? Where were you born? I was born in Argentina. Be The past tense of 'be': Was Were I was He was She was It was You were They were We were Do all of you have the book with you? Do you need me to type the sentences here in WeChat for you? Were you born in Buenos Aires? Yes, I was. No, I wasn't. I was born in Cordoba. Argentina Buenos Aires Cordoba These are all names. They are not very important right now. Wh-questions Where were you born? I was born in Argentina. Yes / No questions Were you born in Buenos Aires? Yes, I was. No, I wasn't. I was born in Cordoba. Wh-question word + past tense of verb ...... ? Yes / No questions Were you born in Buenos Aires? Yes, I was. No, I wasn't. I was born in Cordoba. Past tense of verb + subject..... ? Here, the important verbs we need to remember are: Be Do Past tense of Be: Was Were Past tense of Do: Did When did you move to Los Angeles? Did = past tense of Do. So, we don't have to use the past tense of the verb 'move'. We should not say 'moved' if we have already used the past tense of Do. In the answer, there is no 'do'. We should not say 'did' in the answer. We should use the past tense of the verb 'move'. So we should say 'moved' I moved here 10 years ago. I spoke English. I didn't speak English. I spoke English. - change the verb into the past tense I didn't speak English. - don't change the verb into the past tense. Add 'did not'. 'Did not' is already in the past tense. So we don't have to change the verb 'speak' Yes, I did. Yes, I took classes for a year. Yes, I did take classes for a year. For example: Are you sure you took classes for a year? Yes, I did take classes for a year! Here, we are confirming something. So we say 'did' in this positive answer. Usually, if we are not confirming something, we do not use 'did' in a positive answer. We usually only use 'did' in short answers that do not have the other verb. For example: Wife: I don't think you cleaned the house when I was at work. [发怒] Husband: I did clean the house! [流泪] Confirm 证实 Emphasize 强调 Only give me the words that we should use to complete this conversation. Where were you born? I was born in... Did you grow up there? No, I didn't. I grew up in... Where did you go...? I went to high school... And when did you graduate? I graduated last year. I graduated last year. We must use the past tense of the verb here. DID you HAVE a favorite teacher...? Yes, I DID. I HAD an excellent teacher... Graduate Verb 发音是 Graju 8 Noun 发音是 Graju Et