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Unscramble key past tense concepts.

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Unscramble key past tense concepts.

by Karen Cardenas
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Most verbs form the past by adding -ed, following predictable spelling patterns.

  
  
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Past forms do not follow a single rule and must be memorized.

  
  
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Subject + base verb in past tense; used for statements.

  
  
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Auxiliary did + not + base verb; used to deny actions in the past.

  
  
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Did + subject + base verb; forms yes/no and information questions.

  
  
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Yesterday, last year, in 1990; used to situate past actions.

  
  
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Spelling adjustments to -ed endings, including doubling consonants and dropping final -e.

  
  
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Use for completed actions in the past, and for routines that are no longer true.

     
  
  
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