Spelling Time. Regular verbs.

We usually sit up and take notice when we have to study irregular verbs, but sometimes we tend to neglect the spelling rules for the past simple and the past participle or regular verbs. Let's not forget about them, is that O.K.? Look at the poster below to revise spelling rules and then, move on to the exercise. You will have to drag each letter to the correct position to spell past simple and past participle regular verbs. I hope it will be easy and useful.

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Driving Game. Past Simple vs Past Continuous

We use the past continuous:
* for progressive actions,
* for actions happening at the same time
* and for long actions that are interrupted by another action. The latter usually happens all of a sudden.

Most times, past simple sentences are preceded by when and past continuous sentences are preceded by while or as.

In this quiz, you will see four options to complete ten sentences. When you choose the best option, a green light comes out, and you will have the chance to play a driving game. Press the left and right arrow keys to steer, the up and down keys to control the speed and the space bar to jump. Don't try this in real life.

  Driving Game. Past Simple vs Past Continuous

Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs X

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there are more entries. Look for them.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs IX

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in the next entry.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs VIII

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs VII

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs VI

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs V

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs IV

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs III

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs II

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Irregular Verbs. Matching Pairs I

Here's a memory test to help you learn irregular verbs and their Spanish meaning. Try to keep in mind the location of each card to match the infinitive to the past simple and past participle form. By the way, if you like this game, there'll be more verbs in upcoming entries.

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Manic Miner. Past Simple and Past Continuous

Let's do some revision on the different uses of the past simple and the past continuous. In the game below, you will have to complete some sentences with the correct form of the most suitable verb, so pay attention to meaning and context. Do you know the rules to play the game? Answer three questions correctly, collect the key and jump down the toilet to get to the next level. Avoid contact with monsters and incorrect answers. Each level is more and more difficult. Can you help Willy the miner?

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Verb Racing

In the following game, you will see a verb in Spanish and four translations in English including the infinitive, the past simple and the past participle of the verb, but only one is correct. Choose the right option. If your answer is correct, you will have the chance to drive as fast as possible! Press the left and right arrow keys to steer, the up and down keys to control the speed and the space bar to jump. Respect the rules and don't bump into the other cars. Of course, this is just a video game, it's fiction, don't try this in real life!



Irregular Verbs. Taxi Racing

Heroic Ants. Past Simple Game

Hey man! Hey ladies! This is a game to help you practise past simple in the affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. First, choose the right answer to complete the sentences, then help the ant to reach the farthest distance possible. Click and pull the string to set the throwing angle and power. There's something more I have to tell you. You can use the wings and the bubble to help the ant go further. Try to make it as good as possible but don't be too hard on the poor ant. O.K.?



Heroic Ants. Past Simple Game.

Past Simple. Hungry Bug Game

Choose the right answer to complete these past simple sentences and move the bug to reach the matching answer and get food. You can use the keyboard or the mouse. Be attentive! If you get distracted, the bug will bump into the sides of the square and the game will be over. How much time do you need to finish the game? Good luck!



Past Simple by Pilar


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Bouncing Balls with Was and Were

The past simple of the verb to be is made with was and were. The negative forms are wasn't and weren't. We use was for first and third person singular subjects and were for the second person singular subject and all of the plurals.
Take this game to practise, it's called Boucing Balls. Follow these instructions: Look at the ball colour and destroy the other balls by shooting them into groups of three. You must clear all the balls in order to proceed. Use the mouse to aim and shoot. It's more difficult than you may think. Be smart and quick. Come on!



Past Simple of the Verb TO BE. Bouncing Balls Game

Elementary Tenses Quiz Game

Learning English rules by heart is easy but do you know how to put them into practice? This game is a real challenge because you will find present simple, present continuous and pas simple sentences. Can you choose the right answer to complete the sentences and win the final prize? If you aren't sure about your choice, you can resort to three buttons that will be helpful. You won't certainly win a million dollars but it's fun for practice. At the end, tell me: did you find it easy or difficult?



Elementary Tenses by PilarDBD

Irregular Verbs. Past Simple Game

In this game, there are a lot of irregular verbs for you to unscramble. Drag the letters to the correct place and click on the check button to see if you got the right answer. This is good for your spelling and it will help you remember irregular verbs. How much time did you need to finish the game?

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Was, were, there was, there were

Today we are going to practise short answers for the past simple of the verb to be. You can use this board game to play on your own or with friends and classmates. On this board, there are many questions and you must answer using short answers of the verb to be. Click on the wheel and move your counter according to the number. Then click on the case and you will see a question. If you're playing with other teams, you will lose your turn for each wrong answer. Can you become the first to race to the finish?



Was, were, there was, there were by Pilar