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Past Simple

The document provides information about using the past simple tense in English. It discusses: 1. The main structure for the past tense is "subject + verb in past + complement". 2. There are two types of verbs in the past form - irregular and regular. Regular verbs generally add "-ed" and irregular verbs have unpredictable changes. 3. Examples of regular verb conjugations that end in consonants, vowels, and "-y" are provided. Irregular verbs also have unpredictable changes to their structure and meaning in the past form.

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Past Simple

The document provides information about using the past simple tense in English. It discusses: 1. The main structure for the past tense is "subject + verb in past + complement". 2. There are two types of verbs in the past form - irregular and regular. Regular verbs generally add "-ed" and irregular verbs have unpredictable changes. 3. Examples of regular verb conjugations that end in consonants, vowels, and "-y" are provided. Irregular verbs also have unpredictable changes to their structure and meaning in the past form.

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Past Simple:

Gramatical Time
Nicolas Chavez Tacar
Manuel Gamero Quispe
Renato Neyra Rodriguez
Diego Nuñez Ramirez
Renzo Rivera Paniura
Emilian Palo Zuñiga
Gabriel Perez Alvarez
All we need to know
In the past simple, we use the structure
“subject + verb in past + complement”
this is the main structure for the past tense
and for this we need to know about the verbs in
past form, we have two types, irregular and
regular verbs, the regular verbs are easier
than irregular, we have to remember this

In general we add -ed to all regular verbs. For example: “wash = washed”.
To verbs that end in -e, we only add one -d. For example: “like = liked”.
For verbs that end in a consonant + -y, change the "y" to "i" and add -ed (=-ied). For example: “carry = carried”
Verbs that end in a vowel + -y add -ed. For example: “play = played”.
Irregular verbs
Conjugation
1 This verbs changed a lot of
part of it’s structure

List of verbs
2 To could intify this we need
to learn the verb’s list

Some verbs
3 Change it’s formin the
present, the past and the
participle
Sounds of regular verbs in past

•We pronounce the –ed


as /d/ after voiced
consonants, except /d/.

•We pronounce the –ed


as /t/ after unvoiced
consonants, except /t/.

• We pronounce the –ed


as /id/ after /d/ and /t/.
Present
Simple
Forms
1
Affirmative Form
“subject + verb in past + complement”
I – You – He – She – It – We – You - They

Examples

Some snaks, sodas and chocolates in the store


I Bought

He Got The best grade in the class

They Played Footbal all day long yesterday


DID

Negattiva Form 2

“subject + aux + verb + complement”


I – You – He – She – It – We – You - They

Examples

study For the examen


You Didn’t

It Did not walk In the park

We Didn’t go To that place because it’s dangerous


DID

3 Interrogativa Form

“aux + subject + verb + complement + ?”


I – You – He – She – It – We – You - They

Examples

Yes, i did
Did You buy That red t-shirt
? No, i didn’t

Yes, she did


Did She go To the bank lastnight ? No, she didn’t

Did They bring The classwork


?
Yes, they did
No, they didn’t

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