Master the Past Tense! 📅 | How to Talk About Your Weekend in English

Описание: Do you struggle to answer when someone asks, "How was your weekend?" In this episode of the English Guide Corner Podcast, Emily and Paul teach you exactly how to tell stories about your Saturday and Sunday using the Past Tense.

You will learn the difference between "Regular Verbs" (adding -ED) and "Rebel Verbs" (Irregular Verbs) so you can speak with confidence at work or school on Monday mornings!

🚀 In this lesson, you will learn:
Regular Verbs: How to use Walked, Played, Watched, and Cooked. [03:24]
Irregular "Rebel" Verbs: Mastering Went, Ate, Saw, Had, and Bought. [06:23]
Asking Questions: Using the helper word "Did" correctly. [09:49]
Common Mistakes: Why we say "Went" instead of "Goed." [06:03]
Pronunciation Tips: How to say "Read" (present) vs. "Read" (past). [13:10]

This video is perfect for Beginners (A1-A2) and Intermediates (B1) who want to improve their fluency and grammar.

📌 Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction: Why Monday morning small talk is important.
02:35 - Paul’s Busy Saturday: Walking and Tennis. [02:45]
03:24 - The Secret of "-ED": Regular Past Tense Verbs. [03:24]
04:41 - Emily’s Relaxing Weekend: Cleaning and Cooking. [04:41]
05:52 - Meet the "Rebels": Irregular Verbs (Went, Ate, Saw). [06:23]
08:23 - Shopping & Cinema: How to use "Bought." [08:23]
09:49 - The Helper Word: How to ask "What did you do?" [09:49]
11:30 - Paul’s Funny Story: The Green T-shirt Incident! [11:39]
13:10 - The "Read" vs "Read" Pronunciation Trick. [13:10]
14:58 - Challenge: Tell us about your weekend in the comments!

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