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    Past Simple: De: David Varela Escobedo Escuela: Colors Bilingual School

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    The document discusses forming the past simple tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are formed by adding "-ed" like "played" and "visited", while verbs ending in consonant-"y" change to "-ied" like "applied" and "tried". Most verbs ending in a vowel-consonant also add "-ed" like "stopped" and "planned". However, many common verbs are irregular in the past simple form, with examples given like "do-did" and "take-took". Several example sentences using the past simple tense are then provided.

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    The document discusses forming the past simple tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are formed by adding "-ed" like "played" and "visited", while verbs ending in consonant-"y" change to "-ied" like "applied" and "tried". Most verbs ending in a vowel-consonant also add "-ed" like "stopped" and "planned". However, many common verbs are irregular in the past simple form, with examples given like "do-did" and "take-took". Several example sentences using the past simple tense are then provided.

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    The document discusses forming the past simple tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are formed by adding "-ed" like "played" and "visited", while verbs ending in consonant-"y" change to "-ied" like "applied" and "tried". Most verbs ending in a vowel-consonant also add "-ed" like "stopped" and "planned". However, many common verbs are irregular in the past simple form, with examples given like "do-did" and "take-took". Several example sentences using the past simple tense are then provided.

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    Past Simple: De: David Varela Escobedo Escuela: Colors Bilingual School

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    The document discusses forming the past simple tense in English. It explains that regular verbs are formed by adding "-ed" like "played" and "visited", while verbs ending in consonant-"y" change to "-ied" like "applied" and "tried". Most verbs ending in a vowel-consonant also add "-ed" like "stopped" and "planned". However, many common verbs are irregular in the past simple form, with examples given like "do-did" and "take-took". Several example sentences using the past simple tense are then provided.

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    Past Simple

    De: David Varela Escobedo


    Escuela: Colors Bilingual School
    We form the past simple of iregular verb by
    adding ed to the verbs: Example
    played,visted,started,wanted,lived,sipped ect.
    Verbs ending with a consonat and y=ied:apply-
    applied:try-tried.
    Most verbs ending with one vowel and one
    consonant:-p:pped:stop:stopped/plan:planned
    The past simple form of many verbs is
    irregular:Do-did/take-took.
    Example:

    She read the newspaper yesterday. (Ella ley el


    peridico ayer)
    The telephone rang many times, but no one
    answered. ...
    She did the work of two people. ...
    He saw her on the street yesterday. ...
    I lost my wallet yesterday. ...
    She sent her child to a summer camp. ...
    We ate together last Saturday. ...
    She finally sold her car.

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