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Simple past revision
The document provides information about simple past tense forms and usage. It discusses how regular verbs are made past tense by adding "-ed" or "-d" depending on the verb. It also lists common irregular past tense verbs. Examples are used to show affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in the simple past tense. Finally, it outlines common time expressions used with the simple past tense such as "yesterday", "last", and "ago".
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- 1. SIMPLE PAST TENSE FORM & USE
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- 3. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life
- 4. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life Every Saturday Mr. Smith goes to town.He usually has a beer with his friend Tom. Then he goes to the shopping centre and gets the food. When he finishes he drives home.
- 5. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life Every Saturday Mr. Smith goes to town.He usually has a beer with his friend Tom. Then he goes to the shopping centre and gets the food. When he finishes he drives home.
- 6. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life Every Saturday Mr. Smith goes to town.He usually has a beer with his friend Tom. Then he goes to the shopping centre and gets the food. When he finishes he drives home.
- 7. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life Every Saturday Mr. Smith goes to town.He usually has a beer with his friend Tom. Then he goes to the shopping centre and gets the food. When he finishes he drives home. Last Saturday Mr. Smith went to town.He had two beers with his friend Tom. Then he went to the shopping centre and got the food. When he finished he took the bus and went home.
- 8. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life Every Saturday Mr. Smith goes to town.He usually has a beer with his friend Tom. Then he goes to the shopping centre and gets the food. When he finishes he drives home. Last Saturday Mr. Smith went to town.He had two beers with his friend Tom. Then he went to the shopping centre and got the food. When he finished he took the bus and went home.
- 9. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Mr. Smith’s exciting life Every Saturday Mr. Smith goes to town.He usually has a beer with his friend Tom. Then he goes to the shopping centre and gets the food. When he finishes he drives home. Last Saturday Mr. Smith went to town.He had two beers with his friend Tom. Then he went to the shopping centre and got the food. When he finished he took the bus and went home.
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- 11. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM IRREGULAR VERBS have get go drive make buy bring meet speak do
- 12. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM IRREGULAR VERBS have get go drive make buy bring meet speak do did bought brought drove made spoke had went got met
- 13. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM IRREGULAR VERBS have get go drive make buy bring meet speak do got made brought met did had went drove bought spoke
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- 15. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Billy The Kid
- 16. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Billy The Kid Billy the Kid arrived in Mississipi city one evening. He walked into the saloon and looked slowly round the room. Everybody was afraid because he had two guns. The saloon barman rushed into the sheriff’s office. The sheriff hurried to the saloon. “Give me your guns” Billy, the sheriff shouted. “This town is too small for both of us”, Billy replied calmly. They walked into the street. The sheriff waited. Billy moved his hand towards his gun. The sheriff pulled out his gun. He fired twice. The first bullet missed Billy. The second killed him.
- 17. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Billy The Kid Billy the Kid arrived in Mississipi city one evening. He walked into the saloon and looked slowly round the room. Everybody was afraid because he had two guns. The saloon barman rushed into the sheriff’s office. The sheriff hurried to the saloon. “Give me your guns” Billy, the sheriff shouted. “This town is too small for both of us”, Billy replied calmly. They walked into the street. The sheriff waited. Billy moved his hand towards his gun. The sheriff pulled out his gun. He fired twice. The first bullet missed Billy. The second killed him.
- 18. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Billy The Kid Billy the Kid arrived in Mississipi city one evening. (e)d He walked into the saloon and looked slowly round the room. Everybody was afraid because he had two guns. The saloon barman rushed into the sheriff’s office. The sheriff hurried to the saloon. “Give me your guns” Billy, the sheriff shouted. “This town is too small for both of us”, Billy replied calmly. They walked into the street. The sheriff waited. Billy moved his hand towards his gun. The sheriff pulled out his gun. He fired twice. The first bullet missed Billy. The second killed him.
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- 20. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry wait reply shout rush arrive move walk pull fire travel kill
- 21. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait reply shout rush arrive move walk pull fire travel kill
- 22. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait reply shout rush arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d
- 23. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait reply shout rush arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d other verbs
- 24. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait reply shout rush arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d other verbs verb: cons+ y
- 25. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait missed looked waited rushed reply shout rush walked shouted killed pulled arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d other verbs verb: cons+ y
- 26. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait missed looked waited rushed reply shout rush walked shouted killed pulled arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d arrived fired moved other verbs verb: cons+ y
- 27. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait missed looked waited rushed reply shout rush walked shouted killed pulled arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d arrived fired moved other verbs verb: cons+ y replied hurried
- 28. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to add -(e)d look miss hurry verb + ed wait missed looked waited rushed reply shout rush walked shouted killed pulled arrive move walk pull fire travel kill verb + d arrived fired moved other verbs verb: cons+ y travelled replied hurried
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- 30. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d live like want refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade wait reach offer land look kill move travel
- 31. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d /t/ live like want refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade wait reach offer land look kill move travel
- 32. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d /t/ live like want refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade /d/ wait reach offer land look kill move travel
- 33. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d /t/ live like want refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade /d/ wait reach offer land look kill move travel /id/
- 34. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d /t/ live like want liked looked laughed rushed reached refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade /d/ wait reach offer land look kill move travel /id/
- 35. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d /t/ live like want liked looked laughed rushed reached refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade /d/ wait lived refused travelled reach tried offer land offered moved arrived look kill move travel /id/
- 36. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM REGULAR VERBS: How to pronounce -(e)d /t/ live like want liked looked laughed rushed reached refuse laugh try rush arrive persuade /d/ wait lived refused travelled reach tried offer land offered moved arrived look kill move travel /id/ wanted persuaded landed waited
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- 38. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Affirmative sentences
- 39. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Affirmative sentences subject verb complement
- 40. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Affirmative sentences subject verb complement I studied in Rome
- 41. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Affirmative sentences subject verb complement I studied in Rome She studied in Rome
- 42. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Affirmative sentences subject verb complement I studied in Rome She studied in Rome We studied in Rome
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- 44. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Negative sentences
- 45. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Negative sentences aux subject not verb complement did
- 46. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Negative sentences aux subject not verb complement did I didn’t study in Rome
- 47. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Negative sentences aux subject not verb complement did I didn’t study in Rome She didn’t study in Rome
- 48. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Negative sentences aux subject not verb complement did I didn’t study in Rome She didn’t study in Rome We didn’t study in Rome
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- 50. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Interrogative sentences
- 51. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Interrogative sentences aux (Wh-) subject verb (complement) ? did
- 52. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Interrogative sentences aux (Wh-) subject verb (complement) ? did Where did you study ?
- 53. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Interrogative sentences aux (Wh-) subject verb (complement) ? did Where did you study ? Did she study in Rome?
- 54. SIMPLE PAST TENSE:FORM Interrogative sentences aux (Wh-) subject verb (complement) ? did Where did you study ? Did she study in Rome? What did they study in Rome?
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- 56. SIMPLE PAST TENSE Timeexpressions often used in the past
- 57. SIMPLE PAST TENSE Time expressions often used in the past last They went on holiday last month.
- 58. SIMPLE PAST TENSE Time expressions often used in the past last They went on holiday last month. yesterday I visited my best friend yesterday.
- 59. SIMPLE PAST TENSE Time expressions often used in the past last They went on holiday last month. yesterday I visited my best friend yesterday. ago We flew to Cleveland three weeks ago.
- 60. SIMPLE PAST TENSE Time expressions often used in the past last They went on holiday last month. yesterday I visited my best friend yesterday. ago We flew to Cleveland three weeks ago. in + specific years or months She graduated in 1976.
- 61. SIMPLE PAST TENSE Time expressions often used in the past last They went on holiday last month. yesterday I visited my best friend yesterday. ago We flew to Cleveland three weeks ago. in + specific years or months She graduated in 1976. when + a past time clause I played tennis every day when I was a teenager.
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