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The document discusses the formation of sentences in the simple past tense in English. It states that for affirmative sentences, the base form of the verb is used for both regular and irregular verbs. For negative sentences, "did not" or "didn't" is used along with the infinitive verb form. For questions, "did" is used along with the infinitive verb form. Examples are provided to illustrate simple past tense sentence formation for the first, second and third person singular and plural subjects.
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The document discusses different English tenses:
- The Simple Present Tense is formed with subject + auxiliary verb + main verb and has exceptions for the 3rd person singular and verb "to be". It is used for habitual or general actions.
- The Present Continuous Tense is formed with subject + auxiliary verb "be" + main verb + "-ing" and is used differently than the Simple Present Tense.
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1. The present simple tense is used to show repetition and habits. It uses the base form of the verb. There are special rules for verbs in the third person singular.
2. The present continuous tense is used to show an action happening now or in the near future. It is formed using am/is/are + verb+ing.
3. The present perfect tense is used to show an action that has occurred before now. It is formed using has/have + past participle.
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This document discusses the simple present tense in English. It is used to talk about daily habits, repeated actions, facts that are always true, and things that generally occur. The simple present is formed by using the base form of verbs, and adding "s" to verbs in the third person singular. There are also guidelines provided for irregular verbs, negative sentences, questions, and short answers with "do" and "does". Common uses of the simple present include talking about schedules, habits, locations, and general truths.
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- 2. Jaatav lause – affirmative sentence (1) Nii reeglipäraste kui ka ebareeglipäraste tegusõnade juures kasutatakse tegusõna teist põhivormi. Ühtki pöördelõppu ei lisandu. I learned English. You learned English. He learned English. She learned English. It learned English. We learned English. You learned English. They learned English.
- 3. Eitav lause – negative sentence Eituse moodustamiseks kasutatakse nii reeglipäraste kui ka ebareeglipäraste tegusõnade juures kõikides pööretes abitegusõna did + not ja infinitiivi. I did not learn English. You did not learn English. He did not learn English. She did not learn English. It did not learn English. We did not learn English. You did not learn English. They did not learn English. *did not = didn`t
- 4. Küsilause - question Küsimuse moodustamisel kasutatakse nii reeglipäraste kui ka ebareeglipäraste tegusõnade juures kõikides pööretes abitegusõna did ja infinitiivi. Did I learn English? Did you learn English? Did he learn English? Did she learn English? Did it learn English? Did we learn English? Did you learn English? Did they learn English?
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