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PAST
SIMPLE
EXAMPLE
CLOSE - CLOSED: THE STORE
CLOSED YESTERDAY
BELIEVE - BELIEVED: LAST
TIME, YOU BELIEVED THAT I
HAD LIED TO YOU.
JUMP - JUMPED: ALL THE
PEOPLE JUMPED WHEN THEY
HEARD THAT SONG AT THE
CONCERT
START - STARTED: I STARTED
TO DO EXERCISE WHEN I WAS
10 YEARS OLD
SHE PLAYED LIKE A PRO IN THE
FINAL MATCH
PRAY - PRAYED: MY
GRANDMOTHER PRAYED FOR
ME WHEN I WAS IN HOSPITAL
THE –D IS FOR VERBS WHOSE LAST
LETTER IS E. FOR INSTANCE:
THE –ED IS FOR VERBS IN ANY
OTHER ENDING. FOR INSTANCE:
WHEN THERE IS A Y AT THE END,
AFTER A VOWEL, JUST ADD –ED.
FOR INSTANCE: PLAY - PLAYED:
PROFESOR: LARA NAVARRETE ALEX
ANTONIO.
ALUMNA: MOO CHAN KIMBERLY
SHARALY ( 7568 )
.CARRERA: INGENIERÍA EN CIENCIAS
DE LOS MATERIALES
. 3 ° SEMESTRE IMAT
WHEN IS IT USED?
A year ago , I ate in that restaurant. In 1970 , The Beatles split up. When you were a child you liked apples. Sentences in which the idea, act, or state has already been completed. The time of completion does not matter, the only important thing is that you talk about something that no longer happens or exists in the present.
WHAT IS IT?
It is one of the most important verb tenses in the English language and, unlike Spanish, in that verbs in the past have very different conjugations. INTERMEDIATE
PAST SIMPLE: USES
Did you watch that film yesterday? He left at the end of November. When they were young, they hated meat. We use the past simple to talk about definite time in the past (often we specify when something happened, e.g. yesterday, three weeks ago, last year, when I was young ):
AT, ON AND IN (TIME)
with particular points on the clock: with particular points in the day: with dates: with a singular day of the week to refer to one occasion: We use at : I’ll see you at five o’clock. The helicopter took off at midday and headed for the island. We use on: We moved into this house on 25 October 1987. I’ve got to go to London on Friday.
PAST SIMPLE: FORM
For regular verbs, we add -ed to the base form of the verb (work– worked) or -d if the verb already ends in e (move–moved).
PRONUNCIATION OF
For regular verbs, there are three possible pronunciations of
- ed endings. 1Crowd - crowded - Pronounced / krow - did / 2 Stop - stopped - is pronounced / stopt / 3 Hug - hugged - Pronounced / hugd /
IRREGULAR VERBS
The verb form is the same for all persons (I, you, she, he, it, we, they), and we make questions and negatives with irregular verbs in the same ways as for regular verbs..
