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Past simple
1. By: Hilda Milena Murillo, María Auxiliadora
Caicedo, Rossy Molina
2. El pasado simple se utiliza para hablar de una
acción concreta que comenzó y acabó en el
pasado. Como hacen referencia a acciones que
ya ocurrieron, siempre deben ir en un contexto
pasado, ya sea porque se está contando una
historia que ya pasó, o bien usando
complementos de tiempo pasado
3. yesterday ayer
last night anoche
last week la semana pasada
last month el mes pasado
last year el año pasado
in 1970 en 1970
4. CONJUGACION DEL VERBO TO BE
Para la primera y tercera persona del singular
utilizamos was, para todas las demás were.
TO BE Structure Aff:
I was Subject + was/were + complement
You were
Structure Neg:
He was Subject + was/were + not +
She was complement
It was
We were Structure Int:
You were Was/were + subject + complement?
They were - Yes/Not + Subject + was/were
El verbo to have en pasado es had. Es igual para
todas las personas.
5. Para usar otros verbos en este tiempo, se usa la forma
del verbo en pasado simple, que es igual para todas
las personas. La formación del pasado simple depende
si el verbo es regular o irregular.
VERBOS REGULARES VERBOS IRREGULARES
el pasado simple se forma Los verbos irregulares tienen su
tomando el propio verbo y propia forma del pasado simple
agregando "ed", o "d" si termina y la única manera de
en vocal. Si termina en "y", se aprenderlos es memorizarlos.
cambia por "ied". Por ejemplo el pasado del verbo to
go (ir) es "went". El pasado de to
see (ver) es "saw"
6. Pequeña lista de algunos verbos irregulares con su pasado
simple.
INFINITIVO PASADO SIMPLE
go (ir) went
have (tener) had
write (escribir) wrote
read (leer) read
catch (atrapar) caught
fall (caer) fell
hear (escuchar) heard
see (ver) saw
say (decir) said
give (dar) gave
know (saber) knew
7. VERBOS REGULARES VERBOS IRREGULARES
We played tennis for two hours.
Jugamos tenis por dos horas. We went to London in 1994.
Fuimos a Londres es 1994.
She arrived late.
Llegó tarde. We saw the double-decker buses.
Vimos los autobuses de dos pisos.
You studied a lot.
Estudiaste mucho.
8. Structure Int:
(Wh) + Did + Subject + Verb
Infinitive
TO GO
Did I go ? Where did you go?
Did You go ? ¿Dónde fuiste?
Did He go ?
Did She go ? When did you go to London?
¿Cúando fuiste a Londres?
Did It go ?
Did We go ? Did you go to the cinema?
Did You go ?
Did They go ?
9. Structure Int:
Subject + Did* not + Verb
Infinitive
TO GO
I did not go I didn't go
You did not go You didn't You went to Paris last year.
go You didn't go to Paris last year
He did not go He didn't
go Sofia visited her grandmother
She did not go She didn't yesterday.
go Sofia didn't visit her
It did not go It didn't grandmother yesterday.
go
We did not go We didn't
went to the cinema last week.
go
John didn't go to the cinema
You did not go You didn't
go last week.
They did not go They
didn't go
