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Simple past (regular and irregular verbs)

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Simple past (regular and irregular verbs)

by Fernanda Ruiz
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When do we use the simple past?

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What is the base form/infinitive of the verb WAS?

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Select the REGULAR verbs

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Select the IRREGULAR verbs

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The regular verb changes when the subject changes

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The irregular verb changes when the subject changes

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It only changes with the past tense of the verb to be (was/were)

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