Past Simple statements form

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Teacher: Good morning, class! Today, we're going to learn about the Past Simple
tense with regular verbs. Are you all ready?
Students: Good morning, miss! Yes, we're ready.
Teacher: Great! So, in English, we use the Past Simple tense to talk about
actions or events that happened in the past and are now completed. We usually
add -ed to regular verbs to make the Past Simple form.
Student 2: Like "walked" or "talked," right?
Teacher: Exactly! Let's practice. Can someone give me an example of a regular
verb in the base form?
Student 1: "Play."
Teacher: Good! Now, let's change it to the Past Simple.
Student 2: "Played."
Teacher: Well done! Now, can you make a sentence using "played" in the Past
Simple?
Student 1: "I played soccer yesterday."
Teacher: Excellent! Here's another one: "clean." What's the Past Simple?
Student 2: "Cleaned."
Teacher: Perfect! Now, a sentence with "cleaned" in the Past Simple?
Student 2: "She cleaned her room last night."
Teacher: Great job, everyone! Now, let's practice pronunciation. Listen to how I
say these words: "walked" (pronounced /t/), "studied" (pronounced /d/), "started"
(pronounced /ɪd/).
Student 1: Got it, teacher!
Teacher: Fantastic! Now, let's do an exercise. Fill in the blanks with the correct
Past Simple form of the verb play: “Yesterday, he [blank] tennis.”
Student 1:: Yesterday he played tennis.
Teacher: Excellent! Now with the verb study: They [blank] English last week.
Student 2: They studied English last week.
Teacher: Yes! Now with the verb clean: She [blank] the kitchen yesterday.
Student 1: Okay, let's see… She cleaned the kitchen yesterday.
Teacher: Excellent! You got them all right.
Both students: Thank you, miss!
Teacher: You're welcome. Now, let's practice some more. Tell me what you did
last weekend using the Past Simple tense.
Student 1: I played with my dog at the park.
Student 2: I talked to my grandparents on the phone, and I cleaned my
bedroom.
Teacher: Very good! Keep practicing, and you'll get even better!
Student 1: Thank you, miss. We are going to practice more!
Teacher: You're welcome, class. Keep up the good work!