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Past Simple Mastery

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Quick true/false on past simple rules.

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Quick true/false on past simple rules.

by hilola Nosirova
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Time expressions like yesterday, last week, or ago indicate past simple.

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For questions in the past simple, we use did + base verb (Did you see...).

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The past simple is used for ongoing actions happening now.

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Negative statements in the past simple use did not or didn't + base verb (She did not go).

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The past simple is formed by adding -ing to the verb.

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For questions, we place the main verb before the subject in past simple.

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In positive sentences, we must use 'did' before the verb in the past.

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Irregular verbs have different past forms (went, had, saw).

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Regular verbs form the past simple by adding -ed (e.g., walked).

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All verbs in the past tense end with -ed.

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