2. Past simple
Simple past is the verbal time use in the English language to narrate events that ocurred at a specific time
de past.
Characteristic
The simple past is used to talk about a concrete action that began and ended in the past.
Is used for a set of actions carried out in the past.
Likewise, it is commom to use it for repeated or everyday actions in the past.
It is used to talk about generalites or facts of the past.
3. Regular verbs
“are formed by adding ed”
Jump – jumped The children jumped over the fence.
Paint – painted We painted the wall blue.
Clean – cleaned The cleaned my car.
Wait – waited We waited for an hour for you.
Play – played We played volleyball for an hour.
Fix- fixed She fixed the faucet in the kitchen.
4. Irregular verbs
was/were
Beat
Began
Bent
Chose
Came
Did
Drew
Ate
Found
Flew
Got
Forgot
Had
Hid
Kept
Left
Let
Made
Met
Paid
Put
Rang
Saw
Shut
Wore
Won
5. Example
You worked very hard last week.
She lived in Japan last year.
He lived in Boston.
She waited almost an hour for you.
You arrived ten minutes late.
He always walked to school.
I married Kelly last year.
He studied for his English class
He worked in his garden yesterday.
6. Did you work very hard last week? Yes, I did – No, I did not (Didn’t)
Did he close the window? Yes, he did – No, he did not (Didn’t)
Did Alice brush her teeth? yes, Alice did – No, Alice did not (Didn’t)
What did you prepare for dinner? I prepared a pizza.
Where did they go? They went to the store.
Why did he buy a new TV? He bought a new TV because it had a great discount.
Did she want to learn French? Yes, she wanted to learn French – No, she did not wanted to learn French
(Didn’t).
Did she smoke a lot? Yes, she smoked a lot – No, she did not smoke a lot (Didn’t).
Did he watch televisión until twelve o’clock last night? Yes, he watched televisión until twelve o’clock last
night – No he did not watch televisión until twelve o’clock last night (Didn’t).