Past simple didier
- 1. PAST SIMPLE DIDIER HANET ANGULO PANAMEÑO
- 2. IT IS USED FOR ACTIONS THAT HAVE STARTED AND FINISHED IN THE PAST THAT DEPENDING ON WHETHER THE VERB IS REGULAR OR IRREGULAR WE WILL FOLLOW ONE FORM OR ANOTHER
- 3. TO FORM THE PRESENT SIMPLE WITH REGULAR VERBS WE USE THE INFINITIVE AND ADD THE ENDING ED FOR EXAMPLE: I PLAYED FOOTBALL YESTERDAY
- 4. FOR REGULAR VERBS WE MUST KNOW A SERIES OF EXCEPTIONS SO AS NOT TO MAKE MISTAKES • For verbs that end in “e”, we willonly add ”ed” for example, “change” (changed). if the verb ends in a short vowel and a consonant except “y” or “w” we double the final consonant for example “stop” (stopped). Verbs that end in a consonant more “y” change the “y” for “I” more “ed” example “study” ( studied).
- 5. TO FORM THE PAST TENSE OF AN IRREGULAR VERB THERE IS NO FIXED FORM FOR IT WE MUST MEMORIZE ITS FORM. AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES WE WILL USE THE STRUCTURE, subject+verb in the past tense. FOR EXAMPLE: SHE WANTED TO PLAY SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT.
- 6. IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES WE USE THE FOLLOWING STRUCTURE. subject+did+not+infinitive verb FOR EXAMPLE: TOM DID NOT STUDY LAST WEEKEND SUBJECT DID NOT VERB COMPLEMENT
- 7. IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES WITH THE VERB (TO BE) WE WILL USE THE STRUCTURE. subject+to be, past tense+not. FOR EXAMPLE: SHE WAS NOT HERE SUBJECT VERB NOT COMPLEMEN
- 8. FOR INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES WE USE did+subject+verb in infinitive. FOR EXAMPLE: DID YOU BUY AND ICE CREAM DID SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT
- 9. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES WITH THE VERB TO BE. to be, in the past tense + subject... FOR EXAMPLE: WAS THE MILK IN THE FRIDGE VERB, TO BE DUBJECT COMPLEMENT
- 10. THANKS, BYE