UNID V

"Aged"

Teacher Tomauly Reyes

GRAMMATICAL RULES
Form:
Examples:
To form the past simple with
regular verbs, we use the infinitive
and add the ending "-ed". The Want Wanted
shape is the same for all people (I, Learn Learned
you, he, she, it, we, they). Stay Stayed
Walk Walked
Show Showed
GRAMMATICAL RULES
EXCEPTIONS:
WITH VERBS ENDING IN A
CONSONANT AND A “Y”, THE “Y” IS
FOR VERBS THAT END IN “E”, CHANGED TO “I”.
WE JUST ADD “-D”.
STUDY → STUDIED
CHANGE → CHANGED TRY → TRIED
BELIEVE → BELIEVED

IF THE VERB ENDS IN A SHORT

VOWEL AND A CONSONANT (EXCEPT
"Y" OR "W"), WE DOUBLE THE FINAL
CONSONANT.
STOP → STOPPED
COMMIT → COMMITTED
PAST SIMPLE (TO BE) PAST SIMPLE (TO DO)
I WAS I
YOU WERE YOU
HE HE
SHE WAS SHE DID
IT IT
YOU  YOU 
WE WERE WE
THEY THEY
 PAST SIMPLE (TO BE)
STRUCTURE:
1- AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

S + VERB (TO BE) + C

EXAMPLE:

SHE WAS A GOOD DOCTOR

YOU WANTED TO DANCE
WE BELIEVED HIM
THEY LEARNED FRANCE
HE WAS IN THE SCHOOL
PAST SIMPLE (TO BE)
STRUCTURE:
2- NEGATIVE SENTENCES

S + VERB (TO BE)+ NOT + C

EXAMPLE:
SHE WAS NOT A GOOD TENNIST
I WAS IN THE PARK YESTERDAY
HE WAS IN THE SCHOOL
PAST SIMPLE (TO BE)
STRUCTURE:
3- INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

VERB (TO BE)+ S + C+?

EXAMPLE:
WAS SHE A GOOD TENNIST?
WERE YOU IN THE PARK YESTERDAY?
WAS HE IN THE SCHOOL
PAST SIMPLE (TO DO)
STRUCTURE:
1- AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

S + VERB (TO DO) + C

EXAMPLE:

SHE DID A SURGERY

I DID A SONG
THEY DID A COMPETITION
HE DID A GREAT JOB
PAST SIMPLE (TO DO)
STRUCTURE:
2- NEGATIVE SENTENCES

S + VERB (TO DO)+ NOT + C

EXAMPLE:
YOU DIDN’T WANT TO DANCE
THEY DIDN’T LEARN ENGLISH.
WE DIDN’T BELIEVE HIM.
I DIDN’T BUY A BLUE CAR.
PAST SIMPLE (TO BE)
STRUCTURE:
3- INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

VERB (TO DO)+ S + C+?

EXAMPLE:
DID YOU WANT TO DANCE
DID THEY LEARN ENGLISH?
DID YOU BELIEVE HIM?
DID YOU BUY A BLUE CAR?