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Prepared :Abdikhaalaq Hussein H. Ali

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The simple past tense

Meaning & UseForm (structure)Regular and irregular verbsExercise

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Meaning & UseWhen do we use the Simple Past tense? We use the Simple Past to express the idea that an action started and finished at a specific time in the past.What are some common time expressions used with the past tense?

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Examples:I saw Maria yesterdayyesterday.

Last FridayLast Friday, the students took their spelling and vocabulary tests.

They got married two years agotwo years ago.

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How do we form the simple past tense . . .?

English has two typestwo types of verbs in the past tense: taught

walked studied gave became cried lived did

Look at the following list of past tense verbs… which verbs are regular, and which are irregular?

Regular verbs Irregular verbs

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Regular Verbs Most verbs ( + ed)

walk→walked play →played Verbs ending in e (+d)

live →lived use →used Verbs ending in a consonant + y

(-y + ied) (consonant: p, t, r, etc)cry →cried carry →carried

Short verbs ending in a vowel + a consonant (vowel: a, e, i, o, u)(double the consonant + ed)stop →stopped shop →shopped

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Irregular Verbs

No changecost →cost put →put

Change the vowel or the consonantcome →came ring →rangmake →made sit →sat

Change the whole wordbuy →bought do →did

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RegularRegular verbs are verbs that ….

Simple Form Past TenseWalkStudy CryLive

…end with –eded

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IrregularIrregular verbs are verbs that . . . .…DON’T end with –eded

some irregular verbsHave a vowel change in the past tense:

Simple Form Past Tensebecome becamegive gavedrive droveforget forgot

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other irregular verbsHave a different kind of change:

SimpleSimple PastPastteach taughttaughtbring broughtbroughtLeave leftleftHear heardheardBuy boughtbought

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And some irregular verbsdon’t change at all . . .

SimpleSimple PastPasthit hitput putset set

The children set the table every Sunday.The children set the table last night.

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For regularregular verbs, simply use the –ed–ed form of the verb in a positive sentence.

When I was a child, I ___________ the piano. (play)

Donna ______________ Paris. (visit)

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For irregularirregular verbs, use the correct past tense form in positive sentences. (We use the same form with different subjects .)

Last week, I ___________ you a letter. (send)

The students __________an English exam. (have) They _______ a great job! (do)

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For negative sentences, USEFor negative sentences, USE

I went to work yesterday. I didn’t godidn’t go to work yesterday.

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Exception = VERB BE!

The verb be is special. Never use DID NOT or DIDN’T with the verb BE. Instead, just use:

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For Yes/No questions, USEFor Yes/No questions, USE

Did you go to work yesterday?Did you come yesterday?

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Put the verbs (between brackets) (between brackets) into the correct form (simple past).(simple past).

Last year, I (spend) ________my holiday in Ireland. It (be) ________great. I (travel)___________ around the city by car with two friends and we (visit) ________lots of interesting places. In the evenings, we usually (go)_______ to a café. We (be) ________very lucky with the weather. It (not / rain)___________ a lot. We(see) ________some beautiful rainbows. I (have) ______ an amazing holiday!

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SummeryForms of simple past tense

Subject + verb(past form)He went to school yesterday.

Negation:Subject + did not/(didn’t) + verb(basic form)

He didn’t go to school yesterday.Yes/ No Question:

did+ subject + verb(basic form) ?Did he go to school yesterday?

Information Question:(WH) + did+ subject + verb(basic form) ?

Why did he go to school yesterday?

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