Past simple: English Language
- 4. Past Simple Forms: Subject + past simple
- 5. Past Simple Forms: Subject + past simple Affirmative
- 6. Past Simple Vicky called her friends yesterday.
- 7. Past Simple: regular verbs General rule: Infinitive: + ed visit- visited enjoy - enjoyed Consonant + y: + ied study - studied Ending in –e: + d love - loved
- 8. Past Simple: regular verbs stop - stopped One-syllable verb one vowel + consonant: double consonant + ed Irregular verbs make the past form in different ways.
- 9. Past Simple Subject + did + not + infinitive Negative
- 10. Past Simple Subject + did + not + infinitive Negative
- 11. Past Simple Vicky didn’t call her friends yesterday.
- 12. Past Simple Did + subject + infinitive Interrogative
- 13. Past Simple Did Vicky call her friends yesterday?
- 14. Past Simple 1. We use the past simple to express the idea that an action started and finished at a specific time in the past. past now specific time yesterday action completed
- 15. Past Simple Jane helped her mother in the kitchen last Sunday. help
- 16. Past Simple She washed her car last weekend. wash
- 17. I didn’t see you yesterday. Past Simple see
- 18. Past Simple Yesterday, they didn’t go to school by car. go
- 19. Past Simple Did they watch a scary movie last night? Yes, they did.
- 20. Past Simple Did they play tennis yesterday afternoon? No, they didn’t.
- 21. Past Simple 2. We also use the past simple to talk about a situation that existed over a period of time ( a duration) in the past. past now finished action started
- 22. Past Simple They lived abroad for ten years. live
- 23. Past Simple Ann studied Italian for five years. study
- 24. Past Simple Last week, they ate pizza every day! eat
- 25. Past Simple They hiked all day. hike
- 26. Past Simple 3. If you are talking about the general past, or about regular or habitual actions in the past, you also use the past simple. past now finishedstarted Regular action
- 27. Past Simple When I was a boy I walked a mile to school every day. walk
- 28. Past Simple I didn’t like vegetables when I was a child. like
- 29. Past Simple Did you study hard when you were a student? study Yes, I did.
- 30. We use the past simple for sequences of actions. Past Simple 4. past now action1 action 2 completed
- 31. Past Simple past now action1 action 2 completed Sometimes the actions follow immediately after each other, or one action causes a result.
- 32. Past Simple As soon as they saw me, they waved. see/ wave
- 33. Past Simple I bought a new cell phone. It cost two hundred dollars. buy/ cost
- 34. Past Simple I woke up early and got out of bed. wake/ get
- 35. Past Simple Last year, he went to England, enrolled in a language school and started learning English. go/ enroll/start
- 36. Did you add flour, pour in the milk, and then add the eggs? Past Simple add/ pour
- 37. We use the past simple to describe an action in the past taking place in the middle of another action.5. Past Simple continuing past action interruption disturbing action past now
- 38. We use the past simple to describe an action in the past taking place in the middle of another action. Past Simple interruptionpast now Past Continuous Past Simple
- 39. Past Simple She was reading a book when the alarm clock rang. ring
- 40. Past Simple The girls were walking to school when Jason appeared. appear
- 41. Past Simple While Mary was writing the email, the computer suddenly went off. go
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