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PAST SIMPLE EXPLANATION

Se usa para hablar de acciones que comenzaron y terminaron en el pasado.

Existen dos tipos de verbos. Regulares e irregulares.

A los regulares se les agrega ed para formar el pasado. Mientras que en los irregulares cambian de forma. Ejemplo Regular: travel = traveled.

Ejemplo Irregular: eat = ate.

La negación va con didn't y la pregunta con did. Ambas deben llevar el verbo en presente.

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