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This document provides examples of using simple past tense in English. It discusses affirmative, negative, and question forms of simple past tense verbs for singular and plural subjects. Examples are given for regular and irregular verbs. The purpose of simple past tense and how to transform sentences from present to past tense are explained. Finally, there are exercises with blanks to practice simple past tense verbs.
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This document provides instruction on using the simple past tense in English. It includes examples of using "to be" verbs like "was" and "were" to talk about places one was located in the past. Questions are formed using "was"/"were" plus the subject. Examples are given for affirmative and negative yes/no questions about whether someone was somewhere in the past. Students are provided exercises to practice using the simple past form of "to be" verbs.
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The document provides instruction on forming sentences in the simple past tense in English. It explains that regular verbs form the past tense by adding "ed" or "d", while some verbs are irregular. It lists common irregular verbs like "go-went" and "see-saw". The document also covers forming negative sentences using "didn't" and questions using "did". Examples are provided to demonstrate affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in the simple past tense.
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- 2. I He She It We You They was/wasn’t at school yesterday. were/weren’t at the beach last week. AFFIRMATIVE & NEGATIVE FORM
- 3. Was Were I He She It We You They hungry? Yes, she was hungry. Yes, she was. No, she wasn’t hungry. No,she wasn’t. at the theatre last weekend? Yes, we were. No,we weren’t. QUESTION FORM
- 4. I You He She It We You They worked in the garden yesterday. danced at the party last night. carried the heavy box. bought new shoes. AFFIRMATIVE FORM
- 5. I You He She It We You They didn’t play tennis last weekend. didn’t clean the windows. didn’t go the dentist. NEGATIVE FORM
- 6. Did I You He She It We You They find your umbrella? Yes, I found my umbrella. Yes, I did. No, I didn’t find my umbrella. No, I didn’t. QUESTION FORM
- 7. She is at the park now. (+) (-) - She wasn’t at the park yesterday. (?) - Was she at the park yesterday? She goes to the hospital to visit her friend. - She went to the hospital to visit her friend last week. - She didn’t go to the hospital to visit her friend last week. - Did she go to the hospital to visit her friend last week? (+) (-) (?) - She was at the park yesterday. Transform the sentences into Past Simple Tense.
- 8. Why do we use Simple Past Tense? A series of completed actions in the past. Completed actions in the past. - I finished my work, walked to the beach, and found a nice place to swim. - My mom made some pancake for us yesterday.
- 9. 1)Minnie________(bake) a huge cake for Mickey’s birthday party.(+) 2)John________(break) a window while he was playing football.(+) 3)____ you____(ask) a question during the lesson(?) 4)They __________(have) a picnic at the weekend(-) 5)____ they at the party last night(?) Fill in the blanks with the correct form of verbs. baked broke Did ask didn’t have Were
- 10. 6)My mother________(make) a sandwich for me.(+) 7)He ____ ill so he ___________(go) to school yesterday.(+,-) 8)He _______(buy) an expensive car last year.(+) 9) ____she _____ (clean) the house at the weekend(?) 10)Students _________(listen) to the teacher(-) made was didn’t go bought Did clean didn’t listen