It describes actions that happened at a certain moment in the past. It´s necessary and important to know about the Regular Verbs and the Irregular Verbs because the transformations of these words need to be understood by the users of this language.
1. Regular Verbs: The transformation of these verbs depend on the letter they finish. Analyze:
Arrive - Arrived Call - Called Study - Studied
Like - Liked Open - Opened Apply - Applied
Love- Loved Wash - Washed Cry - Cried
Move - Moved Play - Played Spy - Spied
Live - Lived Listen - Listened Identify - Identified
2. Irregular Verbs: The transformation of these verbs do not depend on a letrer they finish in. Some verbs are modified with just a letter, others the initial remains and some others remain in the same way in present and past.
Give - Gave Break - Broke Read - Read
Make - Made Have - Had Put - Put
Get - Got Eat - Ate Set - Set
Drive - Drove Go - Went Let - Let
Begin - Began Think - Thought Cost - Cost
Arrive - Arrived Call - Called Study - Studied
Like - Liked Open - Opened Apply - Applied
Love- Loved Wash - Washed Cry - Cried
Move - Moved Play - Played Spy - Spied
Live - Lived Listen - Listened Identify - Identified
2. Irregular Verbs: The transformation of these verbs do not depend on a letrer they finish in. Some verbs are modified with just a letter, others the initial remains and some others remain in the same way in present and past.
Give - Gave Break - Broke Read - Read
Make - Made Have - Had Put - Put
Get - Got Eat - Ate Set - Set
Drive - Drove Go - Went Let - Let
Begin - Began Think - Thought Cost - Cost
Past Simple: Affirmative Form
To form affirmative sentences in Past Simple, follow this structure:
Subject + Verb (past) + Complement. Read the following examples.
John arrived at 7:00 this morning.
The cat ate a canary.
Sandra called Mary on the telephone.
Did she eat any junk food? No, she didn´t.
Did the soldier read the letter? Yes, he did.
Did she sleep well? No, she didn´t.
To ask Information Questions in Past Simple, follow this structure:
What did they drink? They drank coffee.
When did they have the party? They had the party last Saturday.
Who did he see? He saw a beautiful woman.
Why did she get married? She got married because she was pregnant.
The cat ate a canary.
Sandra called Mary on the telephone.
Past Simple: Negative Form
To form negative sentences in Past Simple, follow this structure:
Subject + Didn´t + Verb (present) + Complement. Read the following examples.
The student didn´t answer any questions.
Julie didn´t take a taxi to go to work.
He didn´t find any coins on the floor.
They didn´t play basketball.
The student didn´t answer any questions.
Julie didn´t take a taxi to go to work.
He didn´t find any coins on the floor.
They didn´t play basketball.
Past Simple: Yes/ No Question Form
To form Yes / No questions in Past Simple, follow this structure:
Did + Subject + Verb (present) + Complement?. Read the following examples.
Did they have an accident? Yes, they did.Did she eat any junk food? No, she didn´t.
Did the soldier read the letter? Yes, he did.
Did she sleep well? No, she didn´t.
Information Questions in Past Simple
To ask Information Questions in Past Simple, follow this structure:
Wh-Question + Did + Subject + Verb (present) + Complement?. Read the following examples.
Where did you go? We went to New York.
What did they drink? They drank coffee.
When did they have the party? They had the party last Saturday.
Who did he see? He saw a beautiful woman.
Why did she get married? She got married because she was pregnant.

















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