Simple Past Tense

Simple Past Tense

Ratna Sari

A 2018

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Definition

Simple past tense is a tense sentence used to express events that occurred in the past and have ended in the past.

To form a simple past tense sentence, the formula is as follows

• Positive Sentence : S + Verb 2 + O

• Negative Sentence : S + did + not + Verb 1 or S + To Be (Was / Were) + not

• Interrogative Sentence : Did + S + Verb 1

  Was / Were + S

The example of simple past tense positive:

Abdul went to Bali for holiday last Sunday

She joined the English club class at school yesterday

Last Monday, Joni got in an accident at the office

The example of simple past tense negative:

I did not sleep well last night

Rani did not come to the office yesterday

Adi did not win the English debate competition last month.

The example of simple past tense interogative:

Did you see my bag on the table ?

Did the student come to school ?

Did you sleep enough last night ?

Multiple Choice

They ........ “After”, the newest movie at the cinema yesterday.

• Watched

• Watches

• Watch

Multiple Choice

Ali ....... to school with his new car this morning.

• goes

• go

• went

Multiple Choice

Doni ...... eat the vegetables

• does not

• did not

• not

Multiple Choice

....... the movie so fantastic?

• was

• were

• is

Multiple Choice

....... the movie so fantastic?

• was

• were

• is

Multiple Choice

....... the movie so fantastic?

• was

• were

• is