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    ENGLISH III

    The Simple Past Tense


    Lesson aim
    • To understand and use the past tense, to
    know the form of the regular and irregular
    past.
    • Students will be able to use the past tense to
    tell about states that happened in the past,
    talk about their biography and form questions
    using the past tense.
    How do we form the simple past tense?

    There are two types of verbs in the past tense:


    REGULAR VERBS AND IRREGULAR VERBS

    Look at the following list of past tense verbs…


    Which verbs are REGULAR and which are
    IRREGULAR?
    needed regular came irregular
    played regular bought irregular
    studied regular became irregular
    jumped regular caught irregular
    Regular verbs are verbs that…
    end with –ed.
    Infinitive Form Past Form
    • play played
    • live lived
    • work worked
    • study studied
    Irregular verbs are verbs that…
    don’t end with –ed.
    InfinitiveForm Past Tense
    • get got
    • go went
    • give gave
    • drive drove
    • have had
    • see saw
    • take took
    • drive drove
    • buy bought
    • learn learnt
    And some Irregular Verbs don’t
    change at all…
    Example:
    InfinitiveForm Past
    • hit hit
    • put put
    • cut cut
    For Regular Verbs, simply use the –ed form of
    the verb in a positive sentence.
    Example:
    Yesterday, mom worked at the office until eight
    o’clock.

    Melissa lived and studied in Piura when she was a


    child.

    Be careful with spelling changes!


    For Irregular Verbs use the correct past
    tense form in positive sentences.

    Unfortunately, these forms must be memorized!

    Last week, I sent you a present for your birthday.

    The girl gave a speech in English.


    She did a great job!
    Examples

    We ate cherries
    last week.
    Examples

    I made a big cake last


    night.
    •We went to the museum last week.
    We drank tea and ate biscuits after the game.
    Yesterday I went for a swim.
    For negative sentences use…
    Did not or didn’t + verb
    Infinitive form

    I went to the party yesterday.

    Andrea didn’t go to the party yesterday


    because she was sick.
    •I didn’t go to the party
    • You didn’t do the homework
    • He didn’t play football
    • She didn’t sing the song
    • They didn’t have babies.
    interrogative

    Did I go?
    Did you go?
    Did he go? •Did you play tennis?
    Did she go? Yes. I did
    Did it go?
    •Did she
    s see the handsome boy?
    Did we go?
    Yes, she did
    Did you go?
    Did they go? •Did she buy a black dog?
    No, she didn’t
    •Did they have twins?
    Yes, They did
    Meaning and Use
    List of irregular verbs
    Infinitive - Past simple
    •Be - was / were
    •Buy - bought
    •Come - came
    •Do - did
    •Drink - drank
    •Eat - ate
    •Feel - felt
    •Forget - forgot
    •Get - got
    •Give - gave
    •Go - went
    • Have - had sleep - slept
    • Hear - heard see - saw
    • Know - knew speak - spoke
    • Make - made take - took
    • Leave - left tell - told
    • Lose - lost think - thought
    • Meet - met write - wrote
    • Pay - paid
    • Put - put
    • Read - read
    • Run - ran
    • Say - said
    Links
    • http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/
    past_simple-ex
    • http://www.englishexercises.org/
    makeagame/viewgame.asp?
    id=7798ercises.html
    • http://www.englishexercises.org/
    makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=2030

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