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    The document discusses how to form the past simple tense in English. For regular verbs, the past simple is formed by adding "-ed" to the base verb. There are a few exceptions including verbs ending in "e" only adding "d" and monosyllabic verbs doubling the final consonant. Irregular verbs have unique past forms that do not follow a set pattern, such as "be-was/were", "buy-bought", and "see-saw". Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the past simple tense.

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    The document discusses how to form the past simple tense in English. For regular verbs, the past simple is formed by adding "-ed" to the base verb. There are a few exceptions including verbs ending in "e" only adding "d" and monosyllabic verbs doubling the final consonant. Irregular verbs have unique past forms that do not follow a set pattern, such as "be-was/were", "buy-bought", and "see-saw". Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the past simple tense.

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    PAST SIMPLE

    Se utiliza para hablar de una accioncon la que comenzo y acabo en el


    pasado. Para fomar el pasdo simple aadimos la terminacin ed
    Eg:
    Ejm:

    Want
    Learn
    Stay
    Walk
    Show

    wanted
    learned
    stayed
    walked
    showed

    Excepciones:
    1. Para verbos que terminan en una e solo aadimos la d
    Eg:
    Change
    Believe
    Dance

    changed
    believed
    danced

    2. Si el verbo es monoslabo y terminan en una vocal y en una


    consonante (excepto y y w) doblamos la consonante
    final.
    Eg:
    Stop

    stopped

    3. Si el verbo termina en una consonante y una y se


    cambia la y por la i y se le agrega ed
    Eg:
    Study
    Try
    Cry

    studied
    tried
    cried

    Note:
    Hay muchos verbos irregulares en ingles desafortunadamente
    no hay reglas fijadas para formarlos.

    EXAMPLER OF VERB IRREGULARES


    PRESENT:

    PAST SIMPLE:

    Be
    Ser - estar

    Was were
    Fue - fueron

    Do
    Hacer

    Did
    Hizo

    Buy
    Comprar

    Bought
    Compro (aste)

    Break
    Quebrar

    Broke
    Quebro

    Cut
    Cortar

    Cut
    Corto

    Draw
    Dibujar

    Drew
    Dibujo (aste)

    Dream
    Soar

    Dreamt
    Soo

    Drink
    Beber

    Drank
    Bebio

    Drive
    Manejar

    Drove
    Manejo (aste)

    Eat
    Comer

    Ate
    Comio

    Find
    Encontrar

    Found
    Encontro

    Fly
    Volar

    Flew
    Volo

    Go
    Ir voy

    Found
    Fui

    Keep
    Mantener

    Kept
    Mantuve

    PRESENT:

    PAST SIMPLE:

    Know
    Conocer

    Knew
    Conocio

    Lay
    Poner

    Laid
    Puso

    Let
    Permitir

    Let
    Permitio

    Lose
    Perder

    Made
    Perdio

    Meet
    Reunirse

    Met
    Reunio

    Pay
    Pagar

    Paid
    Pago

    Put
    Poner

    Put
    Puso

    Run
    Correr

    Ran
    Corrio

    Say
    Decir

    Said
    Dijo

    See
    Ver

    Saw
    Vio

    Sell
    Vender

    sold
    Vendio

    Sing
    Cantar

    Sang
    Canto

    Sleep
    Dormir

    Slept
    Durmio

    Speak
    Hablar

    Spoke
    Hablo

    Swin
    Nadar

    Swam
    Nado (aste)

    PRESENT:

    PAST SIMPLE:

    Take
    Llevar

    Took
    Llevo (aste)

    Tell
    Contar

    Told
    Conto (aste)

    Think
    Pensar

    Thought
    Pensaste

    Win
    Ganar

    Won
    Ganaste

    Write
    Escribir

    Wrote
    Escribi

    STRUTURE
    Affirmative:

    He learned English.
    You played tennis
    She waw a doctor.
    Tania lost her pen

    Negative:

    She was not a doctor


    He did not learn English.
    You didnt play tennis.
    Tania didnt play tennis.
    Tania didnt lose her pen.

    Interrogative:

    Was she a doctor?


    Did he learn English?
    Did you play tennis?
    Did Tania lose her pen?

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