PAST SIMPLE

D, ED, IED
subject Verbs Verbs in the past complement

I
Change Changed My look
he Study Studied English yesterday
she Comment Commented This video
it Write Wrote A letter
Go went To the beach
we buy bought A house.
you
they
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Regular Verbs Irregular Verbs

Verb-ed Verb-past form

Watch /Watched Cost / Cost

Love /Loved Put / Put
Añadimos -ed
en todos los Try /Tried Come / Came Tenemos que
verbos Know / Knew estudiar entonces,
Play / Played
ya que tienen
regulares. Help / Helped Read / Read formas especiales
Want / Wanted Go /Went en el pasado.

Decide /Decided Take /Took

Chat /Chatted Sleep /Slept
GAMMAR RULES REGULAR VERBS
Para formar el past simple de los verbos regulares en inglés, hay que añadir ”ed” o ”d” a la forma básica del verbo.
➢ Si un verbo regular termina en consonante o una vocal aparte de ”e”, se le añade la terminación ”ed”.
➢ Si un verbo regular termina con la letra ”e”, se le añade la terminación ”d”.

RULE 1 : REGLA 2: RULE 3:

Si un verbo tiene una sílaba y
Cuando los verbos terminan
termina en una sola vocal más una
en -e solo se agrega d.
sola consonante, la consonante se
Like - liked
duplica antes de añadir -ed.
Arrive - arrived
Stop – stopped
Hug – hugged
Shop- shopped
Cuando los verbos son regulares y
terminan en -y se cambia por -i
luego -ed, como final es “ied”
Study – studied
Cry – cried
EXCEPTO:
Cuando los verbos terminan en
vocal + consonante ay, oy, uy solo
se agrega a continuación ed
Play – played
Stay – stayed
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Verbs
Verbs in the
past IRREGULAR VERBS
Write Wrote Cambiamos la vocal “I” por la “o”
Ride Rode i + c + e”
Drive Drove
Keep Kept
Sleep Slept e e” Elinamos una “e” y agregamos al final una “t”
Feel Felt
Begin Began
Swim Swam Cambiamos la “I ” por la “a”
Drink Drank
Buy Bought
Think Thought
Convertidas al pasado terminan “ought”
bring brought

Cost
Put
Hit
Cut
shut
 Past Simple
Regular verbs

Subject + Verb-ed + Complement

I watched a film on TV last weekend.
Susan played the saxophone at the school yesterday.

Irregular verbs

Subject + Verb-past form+ Complement

Mike’s dad drove to Madrida few days ago. Madrid

We ate fruit for dinner last night.

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Negative
Negative

Subject + Didn’t + Verb-infinitive + Complement

We didn’t play a basketball last week.
Daniel didn’t go to the beach last summer.

Interrogative

Did + Subject + Verb-infinitive+ Complement?

Did Sarah walk her dogs on Sunday morning?
Did you drink a cup of coffee yesterday afternoon?