Past simple regular verbs

Affirmative Negative
I worked I didn’t work
You worked You didn’t work
He/ she/ it worked He, she, it didn’t work
We worked We didn’t work
You worked You didn’t work
They worked They didn’t work

Interrrogative
Did I work? Yes, I did No, I didn’t
Did you work? Yes, you did No, you didn’t
Did he, she, it work? Yes, he/ she/ it did No, he/ she/ it didn’t
Did we work? Yes, we did No, we didn’t
Did you work? Yes, you did No, you didn’t
Did they work? Yes, they did No, they didn’t
 Past simple

He watched TV He did homework It lived in France

He tried to pass He stopped the car

the ball
 Past simple irregular verbs
Affirmative Negative
I drove I didn’t drive
You drove You didn’t drive
He/ she/ it drove He, she, it didn’t drive
We drove We didn’t drive
You drove You didn’t drive
They drove They didn’t drive

Interrrogative
Did I drive? Yes, I did No, I didn’t
Did you drive? Yes, you did No, you didn’t
Did he, she, it drive? Yes, he/ she/ it did No, he/ she/ it didn’t
Did we drive? Yes, we did No, we didn’t
Did you drive? Yes, you did No, you didn’t
Did they drive? Yes, they did No, they didn’t
 Past simple.
Uses.
Chris phoned me
yesterday. He wanted to
ask me something.
I lived in Rome
for two years.
Then I went to
work in Japan.

for two years

Past 1 2 3 4 now
 Past simple.
Past time expressions
• Yesterday morning
• This morning
• Five minutes ago
• Last November
• A year ago
• Long time ago
• Last night
• Three days ago
• Last week / last weekend
 Past simple.
Past time expressions
 Attachment
Past simple
• Finished actions
• No difference in 3rd person. (+, -, ?)
• Irregular verbs (be)

Curs d'anglès. Nivell intermedi. Docent: Ángeles

• Regular verbs spelling rules
– Add –ed
• Watch, play, work, help..
– Add – d after –e

Sanz
• Live, smoke, dance...
– One vowel + one consonant → Double consonant + -ed
• One syllable: Stop, .... (but: snow, enjoy)
• More than one syllable: pre-fer → preferred
(but: Hap-pen → happened, visit, remember...)
– Consonant + -y → - ied
• Study,