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Adverbs of Frequency
Simple Past
We use the Simple past to talk about an action that happened in a certain
time in the past.
Eg:
I studied hard this morning.
I got up at 7am, washed my face, got dressed, had breakfast and rushed to
the office.
Jane went to the mal this afternoon.
Structure:
Affirmative
Subject + verb in the past + complement
She got sick last summer.
LESSON 2. Adverbs of Frequency + Simple Past
Negative:
Subject + did not/ didn’t + verb in the bare form + complement
She didn’t get sick last summer?
They didn’t arrive home late last night?
Interrogative:
Did + subject + verb in the bare form + complement
Did she get sick last summer?
Did they arrive home late last night?
Regular verbs
• ED on the affirmative forms;
Cook – cooked Dance – danced
• Consonant + Y → IED
Dry –Dried Cry- cried
• Vowel + Y
Stay- Stayed
4- Listen to the video and complete the text with these verbs in the past:
decide- say - work - start- do- have- love- turn- return- buy- develop- be-
get
Today I want to tell you three stories from my life. That's it. No big deal. Just
three stories. The first story is about connecting the dots. It _______before
I ______born. My biological mother ______a young, unwed graduate student,
and she _______to put me up for adoption. So my parents, who ______on a
waiting list,_____a call in the middle of the night asking: "We _______an
unexpected baby boy; do you want him?" They ______"Of course." This was
the start in my life.