Past Simple (affirmative)

​Imagine you have won the lottery. How would you feel about it? What would you do with your money?

1. to buy a lottery ticket

2. to win a lottery/

   to be a lottery winner

3. to spend money on smth.

4. to give money to charity

5. to have arguments with smb

6. to get into trouble

We use the past simple:

1. for a completed action or event at a definite point in the past.

   ( We played volleyball last Saturday)

2. for actions or events that happened one after another.

   (Joanna got up, had a shower, got dressed and left the house)

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She ... millions of dollars on the lottery. She ... all the money in only three years.

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I ... my keys in the street. Luckily, I ... them later.

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Our cousin ... to university when he was only fifteen years old. He ... maths there.

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My grandfather ... my grandmother in 1965 and they ... together until she died last year.

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I ... home when I was nineteen and ... to London.

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