The document provides examples of sentences in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the simple past tense. For each person - I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they - there is an affirmative sentence, a negative sentence, and an interrogative sentence using the simple past tense. The examples are attributed to Valeria Lizeth Carranza Mejía from her English II class.

1. AFFIRMATIVE,
NEGATIVE AND
INTERROGATIVE FORM
Simple Past
Valeria Lizeth

2. Affirmative:
I was with a friend
Negative:
I wasn’t happy
Interrogative:
Was I with cold?

3. Affirmative:
You were painting the T.V
Negative:
You weren’t studying
Interrogative:
Were you at home?

4. Affirmative:
He was sad
Negative:
He wasn’t on sakateboard
Interrogative:
Was he living in that house?

5. Affirmative:
She was cutting her hair
Negative:
She wasn’t Pretty
Interrogative:
Was she with long hair?

6. Affirmative:
It was sad
Negative:
It wasn’t dieting
Interrogative:
Was it too big?

7. Affirmative:
We were crying
Negative:
We weren’t happy
Interrogative:
Were we in the car?

8. Affirmative:
You were in the rain
Negative:
You weren’t in the
cinema
Interrogative:
Were you excited?

9. Affirmative:
They were dancing.
Negative:
They weren’t bored
Interrogative:
Were they alone?

10.  Valeria Lizeth Carranza Mejía
 249 – B
 English II
 Ma. Angélica Servín Andrade
 Shift: Evening
 Colegio de Ciencias &’ humanidades campus Oriente