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    Verbs in the past tense refer to actions that occurred before the present. Regular past tense verbs are formed by adding "-ed" if the verb ends in a consonant or vowel other than e, or "-d" if the verb ends in e. The simple past tense can be used affirmatively by adding "-ed" to regular verbs, negatively by keeping the verb in the infinitive without "-ed", or interrogatively to form a question.

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    Verbs in the past tense refer to actions that occurred before the present. Regular past tense verbs are formed by adding "-ed" if the verb ends in a consonant or vowel other than e, or "-d" if the verb ends in e. The simple past tense can be used affirmatively by adding "-ed" to regular verbs, negatively by keeping the verb in the infinitive without "-ed", or interrogatively to form a question.

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    Verbs in the past tense refer to actions that occurred before the present. Regular past tense verbs are formed by adding "-ed" if the verb ends in a consonant or vowel other than e, or "-d" if the verb ends in e. The simple past tense can be used affirmatively by adding "-ed" to regular verbs, negatively by keeping the verb in the infinitive without "-ed", or interrogatively to form a question.

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    NOMBRE Y APELLIDO: Jeremy Daniel Mendoza Toledo

    GRADO:4.to BACHILLERATO EN computación


    MATERIA: Ingles
    PROFESOR: Edwin Estuardo
    past tenses and grammar rules
    Verbs in the past, or verbs in the past tense, are those that place
    the action in a timebefore the present. For example: fell, you've
    gone, we were.

    How are verbs written in the past tense?


    If a regular verb ends in a consonant or a vowel other than e, the
    ending -ed is added. If a regular verb ends with the letter e, the
    ending -d is added.

    What are the grammar rules of the past tense?


    The simple past tense or simple past of a verb can be structured in
    the affirmative, negative, or interrogative form. In the affirmative
    form, when the verb is regular, the ending -ed is added. For the
    negative form, the verb remain in the infinitive, that is, without
    adding the ending –ed.

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