Simple past Completed Action in the Past Use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action...

Simple past

Completed Action in the Past

Use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action started and finished at a specific time in the past.

Verbs in the past

Affermative form: Sogg + Basic form + ED

Example: Simple present I watch Tv Simple past I watched Tv

Negative Form: sogg + DIDN’T (did not) + Basic

Example: Simple present I don’t watch Tv

Simple past I didn’t watch Tv

Interrogative form: DID + sogg + Basic form

Example: Simple present Do you watch Tv?

Simple past Did you watch Tv?

Irregular verbs

Irregular simple past is the second form of paradigm

Ex. Drive drove driven Send sent sent take took taken read read read see saw seen be was/were been do did done go went gone

Ortographic rules+Ed

if the verb ends withe +ed Love - loved

1 vowel + 1 consonant

Double the consonant

Stopstopped

l Double l Travel - travelled

Consonant + y Y = i + ed Study –studied

Vowel + y Y + ed Playplayed

Sliver (nirvana)Affermative Form

Mom and dad went to a show They dropped me off at Grandpa Joe's

I kicked and screamed, said please don't go (oh no)

Grandma take me home

Avril Lavigne (Skater boy)Negative form

He was a skater boy she said see ya later boy he wasn't good

enough for her She had a pretty face but her

head was up in space she needed to come back down to

earth.

Listen (Beyoncè)Affermative form

Listen, I am alone at a crossroads I'm not at home, in my own home And I tried and tried To say whats on my mind You should have known Oh, Now I'm done believing you You don't know what I'm feeling I'm more than what, you made of me I followed the voice you gave to me But now I gotta find, my own..

November Has Come (Gorillaz)

Interrogative form

Something's starting today Where did he go? why you wanted to

be? Well you know, november has come

When it's gone away..

Simple past Completed Action in the Past Use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action...

Documents

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Simple Past Vs. Past

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Past Simple Past Continuous Past Perfect Simple. Past Simple Past Simple: Subject + Verb-ed (or irregular form) ◦ Negative: Subject + did not/didn’t