Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
Actividad pasado simple. Angel Marquez. Ingles 1 c
1. Teacher:
César Velázquez
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Ministry of popular power for education
I.U.P.S.M
Extension Porlamar
Student:
Márquez Ángel
28.492.617
English 1C
July 15th, 2020
2. • The simple past (also called past simple, past
indefinite or preterite) is a verb tense which is
used to show that a completed action took place
at a specific time in the past. The simple past is
also frequently used to talk about past habits and
generalizations.
3. • Indicates the action performed at a specific moment in
the past.
• The main verb of the sentence is always in the past
tense.
• It has a simple composition of "subject and predicate
verb".
• It is the only grammatical tense that uses verbs in the
past tense.
• In the predicate expressions that determine the time of
the sentence can be used, although it will always be the
verb that indicates whether or not the sentence is in the
past tense.
4. 1. You worked very hard last week
2. She lived in Japan last year
3. They learned how to swim two years ago
4. She wanted to learn French
5. You studied in my class last semester
5. Regular verbs: To form
The past simple and past
participle of regular verbs,
we simply add “ed" to the
end of the verb
Examples:
1. I wanted to dance
2. We believed him
3. They learned English
Irregular verbs: Irregular
verbs are those that, to form
the past simple or the past
participle (compound tenses)
do not follow any norm,
simply their word changes
totally.
Examples:
1. We went by bus in that
occasion
2. I had math exam
6. Q: Did he want a hamburger last night?
A: He wanted a hamburger last night
N: He did not want a hamburguer last night
Q: Did he decide to leave his job last week?
A: He decided to leave his job last week
N: He did not decide to leave his job last
week
Q: Did they climb the mountain yesterday?
A: The climbed the mountain yesterday
N: They did not climb the mountain
yesterday
Q: Did I enjoy the wedding on Sunday?
A: I enjoyed the wedding on Sunday
N: I did not enjoy the wedding on Sunday
Q: Did they rent a car on holiday last
summer?
A: They rented a car on holiday last summer
N: They did not rent a car on holiday last
summer
7. Q: Did mom eat that spaghetti?
A: My mom ate that spaghetti
N: My mom did not eat that
Q: Did she speak with me yesterday?
A: She spoke with me yesterday
N: She did not spake with me yesterday
Q: Did we run in the school?
A: We ran in the school
N: We didn´t run in the school
8. Regular Verbs:
Want Wanted
Decide Decided
Climb Climbed
Enjoy Enjoyed
Rent Rented
Disappear Disappeared
Clean Cleaned
Arrive Arrived
Carry Carried
Irregular Verbs:
Eat Ate
Tell Told
Win Won
Speak Spoke
Run Ran
Know Knew
Swim Swam
Say Said
Keep Kept