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    Past Simple

    Regular verbs
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    We use the past


    simple to talk about
    things that happened
    in the past.
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    Time expressions:
    Yesterday
    last week/month/year
    a year ago
    the day/week before
    in 2010…
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    Affirmative
    I played
    He, she, it played
    We, you, they played
    ast simple tense refers to something
    hat happened and finished in the past.

    played football yesterday.

    watched TV 2 hours ago.

    walked in the garden last week.


    In the past, we put the ed cap on the verb.

    Lived watche
    d
    Study studied

    stopped
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    Spelling rules
    visit – visited
    Infinitive + ed/d
    love – loved
    Vowel + y: ed enjoy – enjoyed

    Consonant + y: ied study – studied


    One-syllable verb
    1 vowel + 1consonant: stop – stopped
    Double consonant + ed bat – batted

    Two-syllable with stress


    on second syllable and permit – permitted
    ending with a single
    consonant:
    Double consonant + ed commit – committed
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    Tom phoned his best friend.


    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    Negative
    Subject + didn’t + infinitive
    I didn’t play
    He, she, it didn’t work
    Watch
    We, you, they didn’t
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    They didn’t study for the Maths


    test.
    They studied for the History test.
    Past Simple - Regular verbs

    Interrogative
    Did + subject + infinitive
    Did I
    Did he, she, it play?
    work?
    Did we, you, they
    like?
    Did they visit London last year?
    Yes, they did.
    Did Kate walk to school?
    No, she didn’t
    ?

    Grammar practice
    Look at the pictures and make true
    sentences. Use the past simple.
    Follow the They / ask a question.
    exemple.

    Did they ask a question?


    Yes, they did. They
    asked a question. No, they
    didn’t.
    Emily / visit / the Coliseum in Rome.

    Did Emily visit the Coliseum in Rome?


    Yes, she did. She visited it.
    They / play / football in the morning.

    Did they play handball in the morning?


    No, they didn’t.
    They played
    basketball.
    We / dance / a lot last Saturday.

    Did we party a lot last Saturday?


    Yes, we did. We danced a lot.
    Paul/ study / hard

    Did Bill study hard?

    Yes, he did. He studied hard.


    Sarah/ stay / in bed late

    Did Daisy stay in bed late?


    Yes, she did. She stayed in bed
    late.
    My cousin / play / the piano

    Did my cousin play the piano?


    No, he didn’t. He
    played the guitar.
    Henry / smile / at me

    Did Henry smile at you?


    Yes, he did. He smiled at me.

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