Regular verbs

Regular verbs in the past simple

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Miss Yadira Rios

​What are past simple regular verbs?

Past simple tense verbs are used to talk about completed actions in the past.

Regular simple past tense verbs are easy to form – you add “ed” to the end of the verb

(e.g. I play guitar –> I played guitar).

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Note: Verbs ended in vowel+consonant double the consonant: (e.i. I skip classes -> I skipped​

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English | Sixth grade

Regular verbs follow the rules of conjugation in English

Now let's test the rule

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb ACCEPT?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb REACH?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb ANSWER?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb COLLECT?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb CLAP?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb DELIVER?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb JOIN?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb PRESENT?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb NEED?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb STOP?

Regular Verbs Ending with an ‘e’

Sometimes regular verbs end in the letter 'e'. In that case, we just add the letter 'd' to form the simple past.

(e.i. I arrive at school at 6 o'clock ->I arrived at school at 6 o' clock)

English | Sixth grade

Let's check the rule!

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb AGREE?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb BAKE?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb CHALLENGE?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb NOTICE?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb CHANGE?

Regular Verbs Ending with ‘y’

​Verbs that end in the letter 'y' have to change this letter to 'i'. Then, we add the ending 'ed'

(e.i. I copy the lesson from the board -> I ​copied the lesson from the board.)

Note: To the verbs that end in a vowel + the letter 'y' , we don't change it and add the ending 'ed' as the rule says.​ (ex: I enjoy -> I enjoyed)

English | Sixth grade

The change of letter is because the pronunciation is easier that way.

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb DRY?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb TRY?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb STAY?

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According to the rule, What is the past form of the verb IDENTIFY?

Let's see what we learned!

Multiple Choice

How do we create the past form of regular verbs?

• We add letter 'd'

• We don't add anything

• We add 'ed'

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What verbs only need a letter 'd' to create the past form?

• Verbs ended with letter 'y'

• Irregular verbs

• Action verbs

• Verbs ended with letter 'e'

Multiple Choice

What verbs only need a letter 'd' to create the past form?

• Verbs ended with letter 'y'

• Irregular verbs

• Action verbs

• Verbs ended with letter 'e'

I jumped in puddles (subject + verb+ed)

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AFFirmative sentences

He didn't play a game (subject + auxiliar did + not + infinitve verb)

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NEGative sentences

Wh question:

(Wh question + did + subject + infintive verb)​

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What did you discover yesterday?

I discovered a cat in my garden

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INTERRoGative sentences

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

​Yes/No question:

​(Did + subject + infinitive verb)

Did he dance with you?

​No, I didn´t dance with him/Yes, I did.

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