Past SImple - All forms

Past Simple

Regular and Irregular verbs

How do we form the Regular Verbs in the Past Simple

Add -ED.

But...

Fill in the Blanks

When the verbs end in consonant + Y, we cross out the 'Y' and add

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Multiple Select

When the verbs end in vowel + Y, we add _________.

• ied

• d

• ed

• yed

Multiple Select

What happens when a one-syllable regular verb ends in vowel + consonant? (For example - stop)

• Simply add -ED

• Double the consonant and add -ED.

• Add -IED.

• Add -D.

How do we form questions?

And negative sentences?

In Interrogative sentences...

• We use DID in the beginning of the questions if the verb is not TO BE. The verb does not change. For example: DID you like the film? / Where DID you go yesterday?

• When the verb is TO BE, we only use WAS or WERE. For example: Where was Alice last Friday? / Were you at home on Sunday?

In negative sentences...

• With the verb TO BE we make the verb negative. For example: I wasn't on the beach last week. / We weren't at school last week.

• With ALL the other verbs, we add DIDN'T and keep the verb in the base form. For example: She didn't do her homework yesterday.

Now, let's practise...