The document provides information about verb conjugations in the past simple tense in English. It discusses using "to be" verbs, regular verbs formed by adding "-ed" or "-d", irregular verbs, negatives formed with "didn't", questions formed with question words, and includes examples of sentences using different verb types in the past simple tense. It concludes with exercises for the learner to practice past simple verb forms.

1. PAST SIMPLE
ANIMALS

2. TO BE IN PAST
Affirmative Negative
The fish was very small. The shark wasn’t very fast.
The giraffe was very tall. The cheetah wasn’t very slow.
Question
¿Was the cheetah more fast than the dolphin?
Was the tiger most big than the whale?

3. REGULAR VERBS
REGULAR VERBS EXAMPLES
INFINITIVE+ED/D CALL+ED=Called/LIVE+D=Lived
MOVE+D=Moved
Y + ied IDENTIFY+IED=Identified
+ yed

4. IRREGULAR VERBS
Examples
The dolphin was ate the fish.
The shark was took the fish.
The cat was ate the mouse.
The eagle was took the falcon egg.

5. NEGATIVE
Examples
The octopus didn’t eat a fish.
I didn’t catch the fish.
The turtle didn’t hide the dolphin.
The cat didn’t meet her mum.

6. QUESTION
Examples
¿When the whale was eat the fish?
¿When the jellyfish was caught?
¿When the snake was ate the rabbit?

7. EXERCICES
The tiger didn’t was ate/catch the bear.
The lizard was caught/took for the eagle.
¿Why the bird was felt/lived very nervous?

8. THE END