Present simple/present continuous p. 164 & 165

​Conjugation of verbs present tense

He/she/it -s is added on to third person singular
- everybody, everyone, somebody & nobody also count as third person singular = add an -s to the verb in present tense.

Present simple/present continuous p. 165-166

​Conjugation of verbs: present continuous

present tense of the verb 'to be' + -ing added at the end of the main verb


NB! No follow up questions here, but on nok.se

I bake
you bake
he/she it bakes

​present

Regular verbs

​past

​past participle

I baked
you baked
he/she/it baked

I have baked
you have baked
he/she/it has baked

I worry

​present

Regular verbs

​past

​past participle

I worried

I have worried

Replace the -y with ied

I hug

​present

Regular verbs

​past

​past participle

I hugged

I have hugged

The 1-1-1 Rule

1. One syllable (or a final stressed syllable if the word has more than one).

2. One vowel right before the final consonant.

3. Ends in one consonant (not w, x, or y).

If all three are true, double the final consonant before adding -ed (and also before -ing).

Regular verbs

​When NOT to Double

• Two vowels before the consonant: need → needed, boil → boiled

• Unstressed final syllable: listen → listened, travel → traveled (in US spelling; British often doubles if stress is on the second syllable: travelling).

• Ends in w, x, or y: snow → snowed, play → played, fix → fixed.

​past participle (has been)

go
break
fall
light
speak

​infinitive (to be)

Irregular verbs - (verbtema)

​past (was)

gone
broken
fallen
lit
???

went
broke
fell
lit
spoke

" Thank you for paying attention. Now, open p. 164-166 in Echo 5 and go to the assignment on nok.se" 

NB!
First exercise - write full sentences (in accordance with the instructions).
Two sentences have faulty answers
*She (want) too see a movie.
He (worry) way *to much.