Simple Past: Regular Verbs

SIMPLE PAST: REGULAR VERBS

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Objectives

- Learn the correct use of REGULAR VERBS in simple past.

- Do the activities from the pages of the book.

- Participate in class.

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SIMPLE PAST

The simple past, or past simple, in English is a verbal tense that expresses situations or actions that occurred in the past.

- El pasado simple o past simple del inglés es un tiempo verbal que expresa situaciones o acciones que se dieron en el pasado.

I studied English.

You played handball.

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REGULAR VERBS

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TYPES OF REGULAR VERBS

MOST VERBS ENDS WITH WITH -ED

Learn

Learned

Want

Wanted

Play

Played

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TYPES OF REGULAR VERBS

ADD THE -D

VERBS ENDS IN -E

Like

Liked

Escape

Escaped

Agree

Agreed

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TYPES OF REGULAR VERBS

ADD ANOTHER CONSONANT AND ADD THE ED

VERBS ENDS IN A CONSONANT

Stop

Stopped

Plan

Planned

Travel

Travelled

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TYPES OF REGULAR VERBS

VERBS ENDS IN A CONSONANT + -Y

DELETE -Y AND ADD -IED

Try

Tried

Cry

Cried

Marry

Married

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TYPES OF REGULAR VERBS

Note For verbs that end in a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern where the final letter is “w,” “x,” or “y,” you typically don’t double the final letter (e.g., “fix” becomes “fixed”).

Play

Played

Enjoy

Enjoyed

Allow

Allowed

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TYPES OF REGULAR VERBS

Note For verbs that end in a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern where the final syllable is not stressed, you also don’t double the final letter (e.g., “open” becomes “opened”).

Visited

Visit

Listen

Listened

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ACTIVITY

Transform the next verbs into SIMPLE PAST

Sing

Want

Like

Cry

Dance

Try

Remember

Ask

Plan

Listen

Enjoy

Stop