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    The document provides tables showing the infinitive, simple past, and past participle forms of various English verbs along with their meanings. It then provides examples of using verbs in the simple present and simple past tenses, with the simple present sentence stating that "She eats apples for breakfast every day" and directing the reader to complete a simple past sentence. Finally, it presents two activities - one with 10 sentences in the simple present tense about a woman named Anne's work and one with 10 sentences in the simple past tense about studying hard last week.

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    The document provides tables showing the infinitive, simple past, and past participle forms of various English verbs along with their meanings. It then provides examples of using verbs in the simple present and simple past tenses, with the simple present sentence stating that "She eats apples for breakfast every day" and directing the reader to complete a simple past sentence. Finally, it presents two activities - one with 10 sentences in the simple present tense about a woman named Anne's work and one with 10 sentences in the simple past tense about studying hard last week.

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    Infinitive - Simple Past - Past Participle - Meaning

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    The document provides tables showing the infinitive, simple past, and past participle forms of various English verbs along with their meanings. It then provides examples of using verbs in the simple present and simple past tenses, with the simple present sentence stating that "She eats apples for breakfast every day" and directing the reader to complete a simple past sentence. Finally, it presents two activities - one with 10 sentences in the simple present tense about a woman named Anne's work and one with 10 sentences in the simple past tense about studying hard last week.

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    Actividad #1

    Infinitive-------------Simple past-------------Past Participle-----------Meaning


     Be Was eaten Ser
     Do Did eaten Hacer
     Have Has eaten Tener
     Say Ate eaten Decir
     Get Ate eaten Obtener
     Go Went eaten Ir
     Know Ate eaten Saber
     take Ate eaten Tomar
     See Ate eaten Ver
     Come Ate eaten Venir
     Think Ate eaten Pensar
     Look Ate eaten Mirar
     Want Ate eaten Querer
     Give Gave eaten dar
     Use Ate eaten usar
     Find Ate eaten Encontrar
     Tell Ate eaten Decir
     Ask Ate eaten Preguntar
     Work Ate eaten trabajar
     Speak Ate eaten Hablar

    Sentences.
    Simple Present  She eats apples for Breakfast every day.

    Simple Past .

    Actividad #2
     Presente Simple

    1. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.


    2. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    3. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    4. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    5. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    6. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    7. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    8. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    9. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.
    10. Anne (Work) Works in a language school.

     Pasado Simple

    1. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.


    2. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    3. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    4. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    5. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    6. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    7. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    8. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    9. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.
    10. You (Study) studied Very Hard last week.

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