This document provides instruction on past simple verbs and adjectives in English. It discusses that past simple verbs are used to describe past actions and can be affirmative, interrogative, or negative. It also notes that regular verbs form the past tense by adding "-ed" while irregular verbs follow particular rules. Additionally, it defines adjectives as words that describe qualities of nouns. Adjectives have positive, comparative, and superlative forms where comparative denotes equality or inferiority between two things and superlative denotes the highest level of a quality.

1. REPUBLICA BOLIVARIANA DE VENEZUELA
MINISTERIO DEL PODER POPULAR PARA LA EDUCACION SUPERIOR
INSTITUTO UNIVERSITARIO DE TECNOLOGIA
ANTONIO JOSE DE SUCRE
BARQUISIMETO, EDO-LARA
STUDENT: ANYELIS
MELENDEZ
C.I. 23.537.737
PROF: OLGA ALVAREZ
SECCION: S5

2. PAST
SIMPLE
VERBAL TIME TO
DESCRIBE THE PAST
ACTIONS
CHARACTERISTICS
PAST SIMPLE WAY TO COMBINE
THERE ARE WORDS. WHICH ARE:
AFFIRMATIVE
(SHE PLAYED)
INTERROGATIV
E?
(WE PLAY?)
NEGATIVE
(YOU DID
NOT PLAY)
ACTION IS GIVEN TO THE
FACTS BY STATNG LAST
EXECUTION.
INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE
FORM AND USED AS
AUXILIARY DID IT LAST
FORM OF THE VERB TO
DO.
VERB
REGULAR:
ADDING UP
THE PAST ED
TERMINATION
IRREGULAR:
FOLLOWING A
PARTICULAR
RULE TO BUILD
YOUR PAST

3. ADJETIVES
THEY ARE WORDS THAT NAME OR
INDICATE QUALITIES, CHARACTERISTICS
AND PROPERTIES OF NAMES OR NOUNS TO
THE ACCOMPANYING.
GRADE
POSITIVE COMPARAT
VE
SUPERLATIVE
IT IS THE ADJETIVE IS
SIMPLY AND
COMPARATIVE EQUALITY
AND INFERIORITY.
ESTABLISHED
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
TWO THINGS AND IN
TURN HAS
COMPARATIVE EQUALITY
AND SUPERIORITY.
DENOTES THE HIGHEST
GRADE OF A QUALITY.