Talking about past activities.Online version In the next activity, we will listen and read a conversation using some verbs in the past simple tense. Remembering that verbs are divided by regular and irregular verbs. GRAMMAR NOTE: Affirmative Subject + verb + ed I skipped. Negative Subject + did not + infinitive without to They didn't go. Interrogative Did + subject + infinitive without to Did she arrive? Interrogative negative Did not + subject + infinitive without to Didn't you play? by Deborah Inés Rodriguez Montiel Todd Todd: How was your summer vacation? Katie Katie: Great! I went to Italy with my family. It was so fun there! We met lots of really nice people and ate really delicious food. Todd Todd: Where did you stay? Katie Katie: We stayed at a hotel on the beach so we woke up every day to see the sunrise over the water. Each day we swam in the ocean and took long walks on the beach. At night, we sat and watched the stars. We saw so many stars! Todd Todd: Did anything exciting happen? Katie Katie: Yes! One day, we found a wallet on the beach. We took it to the police department. We told the police that someone lost their wallet. They took it and we left. The next day they called us, so we went back to the police station. Todd Todd: Ooh! Why did they call you? Katie Katie: They found the owner of the wallet and he wanted to meet us. He was so happy that he got his wallet back, so he bought us a really nice bottle of wine. Todd Todd: Oh cool! You made a local friend! Katie Katie: Yes, we became friends and had dinner that night. The man’s name was Yuri. He told us all about the town and gave us tips for our vacation. That night, he paid for the meal because he was happy we found his wallet and got it back to him. We knew we would be friends forever! Todd Todd: Wow! What a great trip!
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