To form a simple past tense sentence, the subject is followed by an auxiliary verb and the main verb with "-ed" added. Simple past tense sentences can be identified by verbs ending in "-ed" and mentioning a time in the past. Examples of simple past tense sentences include "I dreamt a thousand new paths" and "My uncle went to India yesterday."

2. LETS GO INTO THE PAST-

3. THE RULES OF PAST TENSE
 Few verbs are changed (by adding ‘ed’) to make into a
past verb. Such as-
1. play- played
2. reach- reached
Some verbs are not changed such as-
1.cut-cut
2.set-set

4. FORMING SIMPLE PAST
SENTENCES!
 It is very easy to form a simple past sentence. Here is
how it goes-
SUBJECT+ AUXILARY VERB+ VERB
(ED)+ THE REMAINING SENTENCE.

5. HOW TO IDENTIFY SIMPLE PAST
SENTENCES.
 It is easy to identify simple past sentences if you know
how to form a past sentence. Now identify if these are
past-
 I sang in front of many people yesterday.
 Sheena lives in Goa.

6. EXAMPLES
I dreamt a thousand new paths. I woke and walked my
old one.
I read that book 2 days back.
We moved here in 2000.
Our teacher taught us about the story called ‘The Tiger
in the House’.
My uncle went to India yesterday.

7. QUIZ TIME!!
 What is the rule to make a simple past sentence?
 How do we form simple past sentences?
 Explain about how we identify simple past sentences.
 Tell us 2 examples.
 Tell us 2 examples in the form of questions.
 What is a predicate? Give examples.