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    This document provides information about simple past tense in English. It discusses regular and irregular verbs in the past tense. It also covers the formation of positive, negative, and interrogative sentences in the simple past tense using verbs and the auxiliary verb "to be". Examples are provided to illustrate each concept. The document is part of an online English course presented by a group of students.

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    SIMPLE PAST TENSE

    DISUSUN OLEH KELOMPOK 3

    KLIK DISINI UNTUK LANJUT


    Anggota Kelompok :

    Ines H. Giska H. Shakty A. Deby A.

    LANJUT
    SIMPLE PAST TENSE
    II Rate 5.0

    Simple Past Tense is used to talk about a


    completed action in the past also can used to
    talk about things that happened or existed before
    now. Simple Past Tense shows that you are
    talking about something that has already
    happened.
    Next Slide
    REGULAR VERB & Irregular verb
    REGULAR VERB

    Verb that follow the normal rules of conjugation, that is, they follow a typical pattern for
    changing verbs + -ed/-d.
    Example:
    Accept => Accepted
    Except:
    1. If the verbs that end with –e are changed by adding –d.
    Like => Liked
    Taste => Tasted
    2. If the verbs that end with ‘y’ are changed to –ie.
    Try => Tried
    Dry => Dried
    3. If a verb of single syllable ends in a vowel and a consonant, then the consonant is doubled
    and –ed is added.
    Stop => Stopped
    Chat => Chatted
    IRREGULAR VERB

    Verb that don’t follow the normal of conjugation, sometimes also called strong verbs.
    Example:
    Eat => Ate => Eaten
    Do => Did => Done

    Except:
    1. Verbs that remain the same in Past and Past Participle Forms
    Bring => Bought => Bought
    2. Verb that change only in the Past Tense
    Come=> Came => Come
    3. Verb that don’t change in any Tenses
    Put => Put => Put
    Verbal simple past tense
    Positive

    => S + Verb 2 + Complement

    example:

    1. Bagus ate breakfast this morning


    2. Renita cut a ribbon

    Negative

    => S + Auxilary (did) + not + Verb 1 +


    Complement

    example:

    1. Fifi did not study yesterday


    2. Angga did not bring his laptop
    Introgative
    YES/NO

    => Did + S + Verb 1 + Complement + ?

    example:

    1. Did you approve the proposal?


    Yes, I do / No, I don’t
    2. Did the student come to school?
    Yes, I do / No, I don’t
    •

    5W1H5

    5W1H

    => 5W1H + Auxilary (did) + S + Verb 1 +


    Complement + ?

    example:

    1. What did you eat this morning?


    I ate snack this morning
    NOMINAL SIMPLE PAST
    TENSE
    Positive

    => S + To Be ( Was, Were ) +


    Complement

    example:

    1. I was late yesterday


    2. Those shoes were expensive

    Negative

    => S + To Be ( Was, Were ) + not +


    Complement

    example:

    1. I was not ready for the exam


    2. You were not stay at home last holiday
    Introgative
    YES/NO

    => To Be ( Was / Were ) + S + Complement + ?


    example:

    1. Was it nice?
    Yes, It was / No, It was not
    2. Were you at the beach last weekend?
    Yes, I was / No, I was not

    5W1H5

    5W1H

    => 5W1H + To Be ( Was / Were ) + S +


    Complement + ?

    example:

    1. Where were you born?


    I was born at Cilegon
    2. What was a fried rice made from?
    A fried rice was made from rice
    Terima Kasih
    ADA PERTANYAAN?
    Put the words and expreessions in the correct order to make a sentence!.
    1. Some - did – buy – you – salt – to – remember - ?
    2. I – wrong - i’m – sorry – did – say – something - ?
    3. Came – house – i – your – house
    4. Cooked – yesterday – my – food – mother – delicious
    5. Finish – did – your – you – homework - ?
    Complete the sentences with the past simple of the verbs in brackets ( ).
    6. Where did she ... this paper? (take)
    7. Zaid ... the door yesterday (close)
    8. I was sick, so i ... to bed early (go)
    9. The door was open, and the cat ... this house (enter)
    10. She ... some pens last Tuesday (buy)

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