PIA INGLES

JHOSEP FRESNEDA 1c
PAST
SIMPLE:
REGULA
R VERBS •Regular verbs in the past simple form follow a consistent
pattern by adding "-ed" to the base form of the verb. Here
are some examples of regular verbs in their base form and
their past simple form:
 SOME EXAMPLES:
•Call:
•Base form: call
•Past simple: called
•Example: "She called her parents to tell them the good
news."

•Like:
•Base form: like
•Past simple: liked
•Example: "He liked the book that he read last week."

•Clean:
•Base form: clean
•Past simple: cleaned
•Example: "She cleaned the entire house arrived. "before
the guests
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the verb and can
The verb to be contains three types:

Affirmative: Interrogative: Negative:

I was Was I? I was not (I wasn't)

You were Were you? You were not (You weren't)
He/She/It was Was he/she/it? He/She/It was not (He/She/It wasn't)
We were Were we? We were not (We weren't)
You were Were you? You were not (You weren't)
They were Were they? They were not (They weren't)
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the verb and can
The can contains two types:

Affirmative: Negative:
Could Couldn´t
EXAMPLE: EXAMPLE:
He could draw They couldn’t stop

could es un verbo modal porque debe ir siempre acompañado de

otro verbo con significado propio y en modo infinitivo