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Past Simple Challenge

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Quick true/false on past simple grammar.

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Past Simple Challenge
 

Past Simple ChallengeOnline version

Quick true/false on past simple grammar.

by Енлик Каржаубай
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It is used with time expressions like yesterday, last year, or ago.

2

All verbs change vowels in the past simple (e.g., 'go' -> 'goed').

3

Past simple questions always start with 'how'.

4

The past simple is used for ongoing actions in the present.

5

The negation in past simple is 'am/are/is not' + verb.

6

Regular verbs form the past simple by adding -ing.

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"I walked to the store yesterday." is a valid past simple sentence.

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We form regular past simple verbs by adding -ed (walked, talked).

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The past simple of 'be' is 'was' for I/he/she/it and 'were' for you/we/they.

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The past simple is used for completed actions in the past.

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