This document provides examples of conjugating verbs in the past simple tense in English. It shows affirmative, negative, and interrogative examples for regular and irregular verbs using the first, second, third person singular and plural. Tips are included for indicating when past actions occurred, such as yesterday or last week. Common actions are listed that can be conjugated in the past simple tense.

1. PAST SIMPLE
AFF + NEG- INT?
I jumped… I didn’t jump… Did I jump…?
You ate… You didn’t eat… Did you eat..?
He cooked… He didn’t cook… Did he cook…?
She wrote... She didn’t write… Did she write…?
It run… It didn’t run… Did it run…?
We shouted… We didn’t shout… Did we shout…?
You read… You didn’t read… Did you read…?
They opened… They didn’t open… Did they open…?
TIPS:
last…week,month…
Yesterday…
The day before…
An/one hour, minute…ago…
ACTIONS
WHICH
HAPPENED IN
THE PAST
REGULAR VERBS: just add +ed in the AFF+, didn’t NEG- and
Did+pers.pronoun (he, they, you…)….?in the INT ?
IRREGULAR VERBS: in the AFF+ different form (write-wrote)
NEG – didn’t, Did + personal pronoun (he, she, we…) in the INT ?