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Questions related to the use and grammar of the Simple Past Tense

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Questions related to the use and grammar of the Simple Past Tense

by Esteban Lagos
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To make negative sentences in the Simple Past tense just 'no' is enough.

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Regular verbs are characterized with the ending of -d, -ed, or -ied.

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There is no way to recognize regular and irregular verbs other than memorizing them.

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The Past Simple tense is used to talk about finished actions in the past.

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This sentence is correct in the Simple Past tense: "Next Summer, I went to Miami together with my family."

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The Simple Past tense uses Do and Does as auxiliaries.

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