The past simple of Irregular verbs

Hello everybody,

in this video we will see the creation of sentences with irregular verbs
in the past tense.

We have two kinds of irregular verbs. On the first group, we have IRREGULAR
VERBS WITH DIFFERENT BASE FORM.

For example:

VERBS WITH DIFFERENT BASE FORM

have had
eat ate
YES / NO QUESTIONS
run ran
win won
sell sold
drink drank

On the second group, we have IRREGULAR VERBS WITH THE SAME

BASE FORM.

For example:

VERBS WITH THE SAME BASE FORM

let let
cost cost
hurt hurt
read read

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
How can we form affirmative sentences using irregular verbs?
Let’s see.

VERBS WITH DIFFERENT BASE FORM

go went
build built
Yesterday, we went to the beach built a huge sandcastle.

VERBS WITH DIFFERENT BASE FORM

drink drank
find found

I drank some lemonade yesterday. I found it delicious.

NEGATIVE FORM
What about the negative form?

To make negative sentences we use:

Did not or the contraction didn’t

Did not= didn’t

Let’s change these sentences into negative ones:

- I went to the disco last night.
Negative form: I didn’t go to the disco last night.

- Rita met new people last week.

Negative form: Rita didn’t meet new people last week.

Remember that the formula is :

Subject DIDN’T VERB IN THE BASE FORM COMPLEMENT

I DIDN’T MEET NEW PEOPLE LAST WEEK

THESE SENTENCES…….. ARE WRONG :

I DIDN’ T MET NEW PEOPLE LAST WEEK.

I DIDN’T WENT TO THE DISCO LAST NIGHT.