3° B - Ingles - Week 5 - Prof. Nora Insirillo
SIMPLE PAST
. Past and finished actions
.
Words: yesterday, last month, last week, last weekend, last year, ago.
.
Auxiliary: “Did” à for Interrogative and Negative forms.
(all persons)
Irregular
Verbs:
. Affirmative:
I /You/He She/It/We/You/They + Verb (2° column) + complements.
(subject)
I/You/He/She/It/We/They
wrote some emails yesterday.
V
. Interrogative:
Did
+ I/you/he/she/it /we/you/they + Verb
(base form) + complements ?
Did I/you/he/she/it /we/they write any emails yesterday ?
Yes, they did. / No, they didn’t.
. Negative:
I/You/ He/She/It /We/They + didn’t(did not) + Verb (base form) + complements
They didn’t (did not) write any emails yesterday.
Regular
Verbs:
. Affirmative:
I/You/ He/She/It
/We/They + Verb (base form) + “ed” (2° column) + complements.
(subject)
She cooked a chocolate cake last
weekend.
Ingerrogative:
Did + I/you/ he/she/it /we/they + Verb
(base form) + complements ?
Did she cook a chocolate cake last weekend ?
Yes, she did/ No, she didn’t.
Negative:
I/You/ He/She/It /We/They +
didn’t (did not) + Verb (base form) + complements.
She didn’t
(did not) cook a chocolate cake last weekend.
Importante:
1-
Los
verbos en Inglés se dividen en 2 grandes
grupos: Verbos Regulares y Verbos
Irregulares.
2- Los Verbos Regulares
en pasado terminan en “-ed” (2da. columna).
3- En Afirmativo,
el verbo de la oración es el de la 2da. columna de las listas de
verbos tanto regulares como irregulares.
4- En Interrogativo
y Negativo, al usar el auxiliar “Did”,
el verbo se escribe en infinitivo (1ra columna de las listas de verbos tanto
regulares como irregulares).
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