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This is a presentation to learn simple present tense in an easy way.
This presentation will be only about regular verbs!

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This is a presentation to learn simple present tense in an easy way. This presentation will be only about regular verbs!

by PATRICIA ELIZABETH MENDOZA GODINEZ
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Welcome

Universidad Católica de EL Salvador

Faculty of Science and Arts


Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Educación con Especialidad en Idioma Ingles


Instructional Technology

Simple Past: Regular verbs


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Brief description

Simple past of regular verbs

The simple past is used to describe an action that occurred and was completed in the past. The simple past is formed by adding –ed to the base form of the verb (the infinitive without to).

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Simple Conjugation

In English, the simple past of regular verbs is extremely easy. It is the same for all persons. 

Here are example sentences of the simple past with the verb WORK.

 Singular- 1st person: I worked yesterday. - 2nd person: You worked yesterday. - 3rd person : He, She, It worked yesterday. Plural1st person: We worked yesterday.2nd person: You worked yesterday.3rd person: They worked yesterday.
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some irregularities

There are several irregularities regarding orthography (spelling) for the simple past ending of regular verbs, but they are not that hard to understand.Let´s watch the following video to learn those irregularities.
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Pronunciation

Pronunciation differences

Despite of the diferences when writting, we also have some differences when pronouncing regular verbs in English.

There are three different ways to pronunce "ED" endings, and they depend basically from the last letter of the base form of the verb.

In order to have a better understanding, let´s observe the image!

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Pronunciation II

How should we pronounce the verbs?

Well that depends from the endings in the written form as we previously saw.For instance:ID: visited, started, painted, needed, etc. (They end with T or D in the written form)T: worked, watch, washed, finished, fixed, dropped, kissed, and so on. (some of their endings are K, SS, SH, CH, P, etc) D: closed, called, tired, played, and others. (some of their endings are S, B, LL, M, N, W...)
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sentences

Simple past sentences

The common structure isSubject  +  Verb (simple past form) +  Complement.Susan             washed                                 her hands.Susan washed her hands.
 
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