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Past Simple with regular verbs. Based on Surprise 6 Unit 4 (Oxford Univ Press). � AFFIRMATIVE. � We turn a sentence into Past Simple adding -ed at the end of the verb in infinitive. � For example: � Present Past Walk Walked Like Liked I walk home I walked home � NEGATIVE � For writing a negative sentence in past, we use the auxiliary in past tense. � Present Past don't / doesn't didn't You don't like it. You didn't like it She doesn't talk She didn't talk � � Notice that in negative sentences in past simple, when using didn't, we don't need to ad the ED at the end of the verb: � We didn't watched TV. -> We didn't watch TV. � INTERROGATIVE � For writing an interrogative sentence in past simple, we also use the auxiliary in past tense. � Present Past Do / Does Did Do you like it? Did you like it? Does she use the computer? Did she use the computer? � � Notice that in�interrogative sentences in past simple, when using Did, we don't need to ad the ED at the end of the verb: � Did you walked home?� - > Did you walk home? � � This rule aplies for the REGULAR verbs. Some other verbs (not many) are irregular and they turn into past in a different irregular way, without a clear rule to be followed. � � 1. Turn these verbs into past. � Watch �Play �Talk �Listen �Use �Escape �Finish � � 2. Complete the sentences with past simple tense. � I arrivearrived�home late, yesterday. � She loveloveslovesedloved�to play guitar when she was younger. � We doesn'tdiddidn't�walk home on Monday. � DidDoDoes�he like apples? Yes, he did, but not anymore. � Did she finishesfinishedfinish�her homework this morning? No, she doesn'tdiddidn't � � 3. Turn these sentences into Past Simple tense. � I love fruits � Do you watch TV? � I don't walk home anymore � Does she use the computer? � No, she doesn't � � 4. Complete the text.� You can use Present or Past Simple. � Last year, I watchwatched�the last Harry Potter film. I likedlike�it a lot. Now there is a new film that I likeliked�better. � � By Jose A. Mu�oz � � � � � �