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Simple Past: Regular Verbs Irregular Verbs Structure Affirmative Form Negative Form Question Form

This document discusses the simple past tense in English. It notes there are two types of verbs in the simple past: regular verbs that end in "-ed" and irregular verbs that do not follow a set pattern. It provides examples of regular and irregular verbs. It then explains the structure and forms of the simple past, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative examples using both regular and irregular verbs.

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Simple Past: Regular Verbs Irregular Verbs Structure Affirmative Form Negative Form Question Form

This document discusses the simple past tense in English. It notes there are two types of verbs in the simple past: regular verbs that end in "-ed" and irregular verbs that do not follow a set pattern. It provides examples of regular and irregular verbs. It then explains the structure and forms of the simple past, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative examples using both regular and irregular verbs.

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SIMPLE PAST

 REGULAR VERBS
 IRREGULAR VERBS
 STRUCTURE
 AFFIRMATIVE FORM
 NEGATIVE FORM
 QUESTION FORM
IN THE SIMPLE PAST,
THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF VERBS:

 REGULAR VERBS
Play Played
Watch Watched END IN -ED

Study Studied

 IRREGULAR VERBS
Go Went DON’T END IN –ED
See Saw HAVE IRREGULAR
TERMINATIONS
Sleep Slept
SIMPLE PAST - REGULAR VERBS FORM

I
YOU
HE watched TV
SHE played soccer
IT studied English
WE
YOU
THEY

 THE SAME VERB FOR ALL SUBJECTS


SIMPLE PAST - IRREGULAR VERBS FORM

I
YOU
HE went to the park
SHE
saw a snake
IT
WE slept late
YOU
THEY

 THE SAME VERB FOR ALL SUBJECTS


SIMPLE PAST USE

ACTIONS THAT STARTED AND FINISHED


IN THE PAST.

 I went to the beach last Sunday


 She bought a new car yesterday.
 Marcos read a book last week.
SIMPLE PAST – AFFIRMATIVE FORM

I
YOU went to the park.
HE saw a snake.
SHE slept late.
IT watched TV.
WE played soccer.
YOU studied English.
THEY

 THE SAME VERB FOR ALL SUBJECTS


(REGULAR OR IRREGULAR)
He washed the They went to the
clothes yesterday theatre last weekend
evening.

wash go
SIMPLE PAST – NEGATIVE FORM

I
YOU go to the park.
see a snake.
X
He didn’t go to the park.
HE
SHE DID NOT sleep late.

X
IT DIDN’T watch TV.
WE play soccer.
YOU study English.
She didn’t sleep late.
THEY
I DIDN’T GO TO THE PARK
I DIDN’T WENT TO THE PARK
They didn’t play football yesterday.
SIMPLE PAST – QUESTION FORM
YES/NO QUESTIONS
I
YOU go to the park Did she sleep late?
HE see a movie  Yes, she did.

?
 No, she didn’t.
SHE sleep late
DID IT watch TV
Did you watch TV?
 Yes, I did.
 No, I didn’t.
WE play soccer Did they study English?
YOU study English  Yes, they did.
 No, they didn’t.
THEY

DID HE WATCH TV?


DID HE WATCHED TV?
Did they play tennis yesterday?
No,they didn’t.

Did they play foofball ?


Yes,they did.
PAY ATTENTION
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
 They went to the park. VERBS IN THE PAST ONLY IN
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES.
 She saw a movie.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES VERBS GO BACK TO THE


 They didn’t go to the park. BASE FORM. (DID NOT/
DIDN’T ALREADY INDICATES
 She did not see a movie. PAST)

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
 Did they go to the park? VERBS GO BACK TO THE
BASE FORM. (DID ALREADY
 Did she see a movie? INDICATES PAST)
PAY ATTENTION
A QUESTION DOES NOT NECESSARILY
START WITH DID:

A: Where did you go yesterday?


Where (Places)
B: I went to the shopping mall.

A: What did you do last weekend? What (Specific


B: I ate pizza and watched TV. information)

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