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This document provides information about using the simple past tense in English. It discusses using auxiliary verbs like "did" and time expressions like "yesterday" or "last week." Regular past tense verbs just add "-ed" while irregular verbs have unique past forms. It also covers using "was/were" as auxiliary verbs and provides examples of affirmative, negative, and question sentences using simple past verbs.
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- 1. Simple Past Actions that happened in the past Auxiliary: Did Time expressions: - Yesterday - Last night - This morning - Last week, month, year, etc. - Two days ago - Five years ago Time expressions typically go at the end of a sentence, e.g. I cooked lasagna yesterday *Revisa anexo 1 **Revisa anexo 2 ***Revisa anexo 3 By Natalia Guerrero Escribano Simple Past Verb To Be Other verbs Regular** Irregular*** Notice: the past form of verbs is used only in sentences. + + Dan went to the park last week. I had a black cat when I was a child. + I worked yesterday. My mom called this morning. Notice: In sentences we use didn’t + verb in original form. - - I didn’t work yesterday. My mom didn’t call this morning. Dan didn’t go to the park last week I didn’t have a black cat when I was a child Notice: In sentences we use did + verb in original form. ? ? Did you work yesterday? Did your mom call this morning? What time did you get up? Where did you go on vacation? Was/Were*
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