PAST SIMPLE : regular vs. irregular verbs

PAST SIMPLE is to talk about finished actions or events that happened in the past.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The INTERROGATIVE form of the past simple.

• Do you play hockey?

• Did you play hockey?

• Are you playing hockey?

The AFFIRMATIVE form of the past simple.

• She played hockey

• she plays hockey

• She is playing hockey.

The NEGATIVE form of the past simple.

• You don't play hockey.

• You aren't playing hockey.

• You didn't play hockey.

REGULAR VERBS

• end in (ed, d, ied)

• the verbs change the form

IRREGULAR VERBS

• end in (ed, d, ied)

• the verbs change the form

PLAY

• REGULAR VERB

• IRREGULAR VERB

DO

• REGULAR VERB

• IRREGULAR VERB

____ you go to the cinema yesterday?

I ____ to the cinema yesterday.

• goed

• goes

• went