SIMPLE PAST TENSE.

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SIMPLE PAST TENSE

It is used : For an action that started & ended in the past For repeated actions in the past

Pattern Subject Verb II Object Adverb She He It I You They We Regular : worked studied played listened watched Etc. Book Music Tv Car Etc. Last week Last night Last year Yesterday Etc. Irregular : wrote saw went Ate Read Etc.

Positive sentence I studied english last night. Subject I studied english last night. She listened to music this morning. We ate fried chicken last week. You saw the presiden last month He wrote a letter last year. Verb II Object Adverb

Negative sentences I didn’t study english last night. Subject I didn’t study english last night. She didn’t listen to music this morning. We didn’t eat fried chicken last week. You didn’t see the presiden last month He didn’t write a letter last year. Did not Verb I Object Adverb

Introgative sentences Did you study english last night ? Did She listen to music this morning ? Where did we eat fried chicken last week ? Did you see the presiden last month ? What did he write a letter last year ? Verb I Object Adverb 5W+1H /Did Subject