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Haunted Grammar & Scary Words

Spooky speed round 👻🎃🧛‍♀️💀🕷

What’s the scariest thing you can imagine?

What will happen after autumn break? 

We’re going to learn to talk and write about scary things… in perfect English!

- past simple

- past continuous

- present perfect

Last year, I ___ (see) a ghost.

Dracula ___ (not drink) coffee.

What ___ you ___ (do) on Halloween last year?

How do we form the past simple of irregular verbs?

You already know these two columns — but soon you’ll need the third one…

How do we form the past simple of regular verbs?

🔪 Past Simple – Regular Verbs (to kill)

✅ Positive : Base form + ed

                              He killed the monster.

❌ Negative: did not (didn’t) + base form

                               He didn’t kill the monster.

❓ Question: Did + subject + base form

                               Did he kill the monster?

So far, we’ve used the Past Simple to talk about finished events. But what if something still matters now?

I lost my keys yesterday. (past simple)

I’ve lost my keys! (present perfect)

What is the difference between these two sentences?

Scary Vocabulary

Scary Story Chain

Go to 4DA Engels - Exercises

Sit in a group of 3 or 4 people, spin the wheel and start writing correct sentences. 

Finished before the bell? 

Weblinks: Scary Story Chain in Canva. 

One more Exit Ticket!