EXAMPLE; ツ


You didn’t work very hard last week. (Tú no trabajaste muy duro la semana pasada)

She didn’t live in Japan last year. (Ella no vivió en Japón el año pasado)

They didn’t learn how to swim two years ago. (Ellos no aprendieron a nadar hace dos años) Carmen worked in the hotel (carmen trabajó en el hotel) I played football (yo jugué fútbol) They stayed at home all day long (ellos estuvieron en casa todo el día)
Did you work very hard last week? (¿Tú trabajaste muy duro la semana pasada?)

Did she live in Japan last year? (¿Ella vivió en Japón el año pasado?)

Did they learn how to swim two years ago? (¿Ellos aprendieron a nadar hace dos años?)

 Serch the structure of each sentece ツ( affirmative,interrogative and negative) 

1° Sue studied last night

2° We saw Harry Potter yesterday

3° I did the laundry last monday

4° I went to bed early last night

5°The to bed early last night

6° The shops opened on Sunday

7°I loved you very much

8° The dog played with the ball

9° Sam phoned me

10° Karla invited me to her party

11° Our teacher arrived on time

12° I last my mobile phone

13° We have time to  visit my grandparents last weekend

14° They had enough money to repair their car

TIPS KNOW ENGLISH

1) WATCH MOVIES IN INGLESH
2) LISTEN TO MUSIC IN ENGLISH
3) DYNAMICS WITH VERBS IN ENGLISH
4) USE YOUR CELLULAR AND YOUR COMPUTER IN ENGLISH

EXAMPLES DE SIMPLE PAST :

INSTRUCTIONS

look for the structure of each sentece (affirmative, negative, and interrogative)

1) Sue studied last night

    Sue DIDN´T study last ningth

2) We saw harry potter yesterday

    We DIDN´T see harry potter yesterday

3) They shops opened on Sunday

    They shops DIDN´T open on Sunday

SIMPLE PAST

AUXILYARY-------------------------- DID

STRUCTURES

AFFIRMATIVE:

Subject/pronoun + Verb in past simple + Complement

NEGATIVE:

Subject/pronoun + didn´t + Verb in base form + Complement 

INTERROGATIVE :

WT Question + did + Subject/pronoun + Verb in base from + Complement + ?


Short Answers:
 AFIRMATIVE----------Yes,+ pronoun + did
NEGATIVE-------------- No, + pronoun + didn't / did not

SIMPLE PAST :)

The simple past in English is the imperfect past and indefinite preterite of Spanish. We use the simple past for complete actions in the past. The timing of these actions is not as important as in Spanish. In the simple past there are regular verbs and irregular verbs. To form the simple past with regular verbs, we use the infinitive and add the ending "-ed". The form is the same for all people (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).

su AUXILIAR es DID

Time expresions :
Yesterday
The day before Yesterday
Last-week
Mont
Year

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