Lesson on PAST SIMPLE/SIMPLE PAST (I did not like it, I LIKED it, Did you like it?)

This video tutorial by Mark covers the past simple tense, explaining its structure, usage, and examples. It begins with a story to illustrate the tense in context, followed by a detailed explanation of forming negative, interrogative, and positive sentences. The tutorial also discusses when to use the past simple for single or repeated actions, emphasizing the importance of time expressions. The video concludes with examples and a recap of the key points, including the distinction between regular and irregular verbs.

What day did Mark realize it was not a working day?

• Sunday

• Saturday

• Friday

• Monday

Which auxiliary verb is used in the simple past tense for questions and negatives?

• Do

• Does

• Did

• Done

In a negative sentence in the simple past, which of the following is the correct order?

• Base verb, subject, auxiliary, object

• Subject, base verb, auxiliary, object

• Auxiliary, subject, base verb, object

• Subject, auxiliary, base verb, object

Which of the following is a regular verb?

• Eat

• Go

• See

• Work

Which verb form is used for a single completed action in the past?

• Simple past

• Past perfect

• Present continuous

• Future perfect

What is the past form of the verb 'to see'?

• Seen

• Saw

• Seeing

• Sees

Which of the following time expressions is commonly used with the simple past tense?

• Next week

• In two days

• Last month

• Tomorrow

What is the past form of the verb 'to be' for the subject 'I'?

• Were

• Was

• Is

• Am

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the simple past tense?

• He goes to the store yesterday.

• He going to the store yesterday.

• He went to the store yesterday.

• He go to the store yesterday.

Which of the following is an example of an irregular verb?

• Talk

• Go

• Walk

• Play