Past Simple

​Past simple

Multiple Choice

WHEN DO WE USE PAST SIMPLE?

• AN ACTION WHICH IS ENDED

• A FUTURE ACTION THAT WE ARE GOING TO DO

• A PRESENT ACTION

The simple past tense shows that you are talking about something that has already happened.

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Open Ended

CAN YOU WRITE AN EXAMPLE?

We​ have to write the verb in a different way.

• To be --> was / were

• To​ buy--> bought

• To get --> got ​​

​IRREGULAR VERBS

We​ usually add -ed to the end of the verb.

• To stay --> stayed

• To​ jump --> jumped

• To live --> lived ​

​REGUlAR VERBS

​TWO KINDS OF VERBS

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct past form of:

TO HAVE

• HAS

• HAD

• HAVED

• HAY

Multiple Choice

TO CAN

• CANNED

• CANT

• COULD

• MAY

Multiple Choice

TO CAMP

• CAMPED

• CAMPOUGHT

• CAMPT

• CAMPING

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TO VISIT

• VISITING

• VISIT

• VISITAN

• VISITED

​INTERROGATIVE FORM

​TO make a question we use...

(Question word)+DID+ pronoun + infinitive form ?

• ​I stayed at home. --> Where did I stay?

• You bought a football ball. --> What did you buy?

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We learned english yesterday.

What ___ we learn?

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Did you buy this car last week?

Yes, I ___

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Did he cook soup last night?

No, he ______

​negative form

To make a negative sentence, we use​ did+not+infinitive form. Did+not = didn't​

• I did not go on foot. I didn't go on foot.

• I did not run faster than you. I didn't ​run faster than you.

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Do you understand how do we use past simple?

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• No, I don't

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