Verb	Past Simple	Past Participle
Be	Was / Were	Been
Become	Became	Become
Begin	Began	Begun
Bring	Brought	Brought
Build	Built	Built
Buy	Bought	Bought
Catch	Caught	Caught
Choose	Chose	Chosen
Come	Came	Come
Cost	Cost	Cost
Cut	Cut	Cut
Do	Did	Done
Draw	Drew	Drawn
Drink	Drank	Drunk
Drive	Drove	Driven
Eat	Ate	Eaten
Fall	Fell	Fallen
Feed	Fed	Fed
Feel	Felt	Felt
Fight	Fought	Fought
Find	Found	Found
Fly	Flew	Flown
Forget	Forgot	Forgotten
Get	Got	Got
Give	Gave	Given
Go	Went	Gone / Been
Have	Had	Had
Hear	Heard	Heard
Keep	Kept	Kept
Know	Knew	Known
Learn	Learned/Learnt	Learned/Learnt
Leave	Left	Left
Let	Let	Let
Lose	Lost	Lost
Make	Made	Made
Mean	Meant	Meant
Meet	Met	Met
Pay	Paid	Paid
Put	Put	Put
Read /ri:d/	Read /red/	Read /red/
Ring	Rang	Rung
Run	Ran	Run
Say	Said	Said
See	Saw	Seen
Sell	Sold	Sold
Send	Sent	Sent
Show	Showed	Shown
Shut	Shut	Shut
Sit	Sat	Sat
Sleep	Slept	Slept
Speak	Spoke	Spoken
Spend	Spent	Spent
Stand	Stood	Stood
Steal	Stole	Stolen
Swim	Swam	Swum
Take	Took	Taken
Teach	Taught	Taught
Tell	Told	Told
Think	Thought	Thought
Understand	Understood	Understood
Wake	Woke	Woken
Wear	Wore	Worn
Win	Won	Won
Write	Wrote	Written

MODULE 6

Have you got a cat? Do you like cats?

Do you like classical music?

A piece of bread / toast / cake A glass of milk / fruit juice / water A cup of coffee / tea

	Singular	Plural
Positive form	There's a cup.	There are six plates.
Negative form	There isn't a bottle of milk.	There aren't two cups.
Question form	Is there a glass of orange juice?	Are there six glasses?
Short answers	Yes, there is. No, there isn't.	Yes, there are. No, there aren't.

	Singular countable noun	Plural countable noun	Uncountable noun
+	There's an apple.	There are some grapes.	There's some soup.
-	There isn't a bowl.	There aren't any glasses. There are no glasses.	There isn't any water. There's no water.
?	Is there a cinema?	Are there any shops?	Is there any money?

Have some grapes! There's some soup and bread for lunch. I'd like some carrots please. Some onions A lot of onions Some money A lot of money

I haven't got any money

I've got no money

There aren't any e-mails

There are no e-mails

There isn't any time

There's no time

Have you got any brothers or sisters?

Are there any buses at night?

Is there any meat in this soup?

Would you like some cheese / coffee / grapes? Have you got some grapes / mineral water? Can I have some wine / cake / oranges?

How many brothers/children/oranges have you got? How many cigarettes does Paul smoke every day? How much rice / milk / money have we got? How much coffee does Elena drink in a week? How many teachers are there in your school? There are about twenty, I think. How much sugar is there in this cake? It's okay. There's not much.

How much is it / this / that? How much are they / these / those? How much does it cost? How much do they cost?

MODULE 7

Positive form	I / he / she / it / you / we / they	was at home. were at home.
Negative form	I / he / she / it wasn't (= was not)	at school.
			You / we / they weren't (=were not)
	Question form		Was I / he / she / it	friendly?
			Were you / we / they
	Short answers	Yes, I / he / she / it was	No, he / she / it wasn't.
		Yes, you / we / they were	No, you / we / they weren't.

I was born in 1978 REMEMBER!!!

I/you/he/she/it/we/they worked, wanted, finished, listened, watched, played.

My parents met in 1960

The film started at 7:30

Kate had a happy childhood

We lived in a small city

She always telephoned me on Monday

They went swimming every day.

The film began ten minutes ago.

She died fifteen years ago.

I worked for the company from 1994 to 2000.

The lesson was from half past six to eight.

I played tennis with Luis on Friday.

REMEMBER!!!

We watched television last night

Manuel phoned me yesterday.

1st - first 2nd - second 3rd - third 4th - fourth 5th - fifth 6th - sixth 7th - seventh 8th - eighth 9th - ninth 10th - tenth

11th - eleventh 12th - twelfth 13th - thirteenth 20th - twentieth 21st - twenty-first 22nd - twenty-second 30th - thirtieth 33rd - thirty-third 40th - fortieth 100th - hundredth

December 25th

The classroom is on the third floor.

She's Paolo's second wife.

My first car was a Fiat Uno.

MODULE 8

I/you/he/she/it/we/they didn't start at 10:00.

I/you/he/she/it/we/they didn't come to the park.

She didn't go shopping. She didn't shopping.

Did you/he/she walk to work today?

Did you/he/she sleep well?

Yes, I/we/you/he did.

No, I/we/you/he didn't.

Did you like Rome?

Yes, I did. (nie może być: Yes, I liked)!!!

No, I didn't. (nie może być: No, I didn't like)!!!

What Where When What time Who Why How

did

you he Maria they

think of South Africa? live in Spain? work thre? go home? speak to? leave early? travel?

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