ACTIVITY

GAME IN THE PAST SIMPLE

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Past Simple "To Be"

EXAMPLE

• I was late yesterday in the company.
• I was not late yesterday in the company.
• Was I late yesterday  in the company?

• SHORT ANSWER

•  Yes, I was
•  No, I wasn't

• QUESTION

• Why  was I late yesterday in the company?
• Because, It was many jobs.

Example QUESTION 

Who did they want to see?

What  time did you break?

How much did she pay?

Why didn't he like the movie?

What did you have for dinner?

what  time did the meeting finish?

What  kind of pie did you eat?

 When did you buy shares?

Who did they write to?

Why didn't you save the money?

 The verb 'be', which becomes 'was' or 'were'

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Examples:

1. I was at my  office yesterday evening.

1. Bill Clinton was the President of the U.S. and of company America S.A .

1. We were very happy to change your  shares last week.

1. You weren't at office last night.

1. Alice wasn't at work yesterday because of flu.

1. They weren't on partnerships in August. It was in July.

1. Where were you at eight o'clock last night?

1. Was Winston Churchill the Prime  president  in company general motors?

1. How often were we in that  company last month?

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OTHER VERBS

STRUCTURE SIMPLE PAST

The auxiliary verb did is not conjugated. It is the same for all persons (I did, you did, he did etc). And the base form and past form do not change. Look at these examples with the main verbs go and work:

Business International helps  people to start and grow their own business and create employment. We are a global network of independent  with profit.

Regular verbs pronunciation

ACTIVITIES IRREGULAR/ REGULAR VERBS

 
                                     
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                               1)Write a paragraph in past tense verbs with box.

bibliography  http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/irregular-verbs/exercise?0

Spelling Rules for Irregular Past Tense Verbs

Attention

Irregular verbs are words that don't follow a predictable pattern, like adding -ed to form the past tense. Unfortunately, for people who like to follow rules closely, there are many irregular verbs in the English language. The only way to learn the conjugation of these verbs into tenses is to memorize them.

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Spelling Rules for Rular Past Tense Verbs

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