THE SIMPLE PAST REGULAR VERBS

IN THE SIMPLE PAST, WHEN THE VERB ENDS IN CONSONANT, VOWEL, CONSONANT ...

• WE DOUBLE THE LAST CONSONANT BEFORE ED

• WE CHANGE THE LETTER Y INTO I BEFORE ED

• WE ADD THE LETTER K BEFORE ED

• WE ONLY ADD THE LETTER D AT THE END

IN THE SIMPLE PAST, WHEN THE VERB ENDS IN Y PRECEDED BY A CONSONANT ...

• WE DOUBLE THE LAST CONSONANT BEFORE ED

• WE CHANGE THE LETTER Y INTO I BEFORE ED

• WE ADD THE LETTER K BEFORE ED

• WE ONLY ADD THE LETTER D AT THE END

IN THE SIMPLE PAST, WHEN THE VERB ENDS IN C ...

• WE DOUBLE THE LAST CONSONANT BEFORE ED

• WE CHANGE THE LETTER Y INTO I BEFORE ED

• WE ADD THE LETTER K BEFORE ED

• WE ONLY ADD THE LETTER D AT THE END

IN THE SIMPLE PAST, WHEN THE VERB ENDS IN E ...

• WE DOUBLE THE LAST CONSONANT BEFORE ED

• WE CHANGE THE LETTER Y INTO I BEFORE ED

• WE ADD THE LETTER K BEFORE ED

• WE ONLY ADD THE LETTER D AT THE END

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE INTO THE NEGATIVE FORM (SHE INVITED HIM TO HER MEETING)

(a)  

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE INTO THE NEGATIVE FORM (IT BARKED TO THE GROUP)

(a)  

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE INTO THE NEGATIVE FORM (SHE SLAPPED HER BOYFRIEND)

(a)  

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE INTO QUESTION (I APPLIED FOR THE JOB)

(a)  

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE INTO QUESTION (SHE STUDIED AT THAT UNIVERSITY)

(a)  

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE INTO QUESTION (THE CLOWN MIMICKED TO THE AUDIENCE)

(a)