The document summarizes rules for using the past simple tense in English. It covers conjugations of regular verbs like "play-played", irregular verbs like "go-went", and the use of auxiliary verbs in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate forming questions using question words and changing verbs to the past form. The summary concludes by thanking the reader for their attention.

1. PAST SIMPLE
GIGI

2. TO BE
AFFIRMATIVE:
Luke was a good student.
5 seconds were school friends. And now are very
special friends.
NEGATIVE:
Michael wasn’t a rebellious boy.
5sos weren’t a famous group.
INTERROGATIVE:
Was Calum in New York the last year?
Were 5sos on tour this weekend?

3. AFFIRMATIVE REGULAR
• PLAY-PLAYED ( +ed)
• Ashton played the drums.
• CRY-CRIED (change the y for i)
• 5 SOS cried after the concert.
• STOP-STOPPED( double “P”)
• Michael stopped his studies to make his job.
• LIVE-LIVED (+D)
• 5sos lived in Australia.

4. AFFIRMATIVE IRREGULAR
• Subject+ irregular verb+ complement
• There are a list of irregular verbs.
• 5sos went to Barcelona.
• Michael slept 5 hours before the concert.

5. NEGATIVE
• Subject+didn’t+infinitive+complement.
• Luke didn’t go to sleep at 8:00 p.m because he
was a concert.
• 5 SOS didn’t meet their fans.
• Ashton didn’t arrive at the concert.
• The group didn’t applaude Rihanna’s show.

6. INTERROGATIVE
• Auxiliar verb:did
• Did 5sos go to the concert?
• Yes, they did.
• Where did 5sos the last concert?
• In Barcelona.
• Did 5 sos film a movie?
• No, they didn’t.
QASI
QUESTION WORD+ AUXILIAR
VERB+SUBJECT+INFINITIVE

7. Examples for the class
• Luke ____(to be negative) a chubby boy.
• ___ 5 sos_____ (know)rap?
• Yes, they ____.
wasn’t
know
did
did

8. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!