Past simple - all forms

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- past simple POSITIVE

- past simple NEGATIVE

Op de volgende slide krijg je uitleg in een filmpje. Bekijk het aandachtig voor je verder gaat.


Bekijk het filmpje en voer de opdrachten uit. 

Denk goed na over het vormen van de past simple.

Which statement is correct?

A

The old lady walked, she didn't ran.

B

The old lady walked, she didn't run.

C

The old lady walked, she didn't runned.

D


Which statement is correct?

A

She took a coin and put it in the machine.

B

She taked a coin and put it in the machine.

C

She took a coin and putted it in the machine.

D


Which statement is correct?

A

She hitted the machine and then kicked it.

B

She kicked the machine and then hit it.

C

She hit the machine and then kicked it.

D

She kicked the machine and then hat it.

What did she hit the machine with? Answer in a full sentence. Mind spelling!

Which statement is correct?

A

The snack falled.

B

The snack felled.

C

The snack fell.

D

The snack felt.

The lady bit a biscuit and ...(to eat) it.

The lady ... (to find) the young man's hand in the box.

What's the correct statement?

A

The old lady didn't stayed calm.

B

The old lady didn't stays calm.

C

The old lady didn't stay calm.

D


The young man ... (to take) the biscuit and wanted to eat it.

He split the biscuit in two, ... (to give) her half, then threw the other half in the air and swallowed it.

The old lady ... (to get) on the train and sat down.

Which statement is correct?

A

The lady realised she'd made a mistake.

B

The lady realisen she'd made a mistake.

C

The lady realised she'd maden a mistake.

D


Which statement is correct?

A

The boy didn't anything wrong.

B

The boy didn't do anything wrong.

C

The boy didn't done anything wrong.

D


Remember?

Past simple - positive

REGULAR VERBS > + ed
IRREGULAR VERBS > study

Past simple - negative

didn't + INFINITIVE

Past simple: Questions

FORM: DID + subject + INFINITIVE of the VERB

Did he go to see a movie?

Did you listen to what I said?

Past Simple of 'to be'

'to be' is in past simple: was/ were.

To make a question, start with was or were 

Example:

He was there last week. --> Was he there last week?

They were friends back then. --> Were they friends back then?

 

She left the room immediately. What is the correct question?

A

Does she left the room immediately?

B

Did she left the room immediately?

C

Didn't she leave the room immediately?

D

Did she leave the room immediately?

He didn't go to the football match. What is the correct question??

A

Didn't he go to the football match?

B

Did ge went to the football match?

C

Did he go to the football match?

D

Does he go to the football match?

They stopped at the red traffic light. What is the correct question?

A

Didn't they stopped at the red traffic light?

B

Do they stop at the red traffic light?

C

Did they stopped at the red traffic light?

D

Did they stop at the red traffic light?

You were at school last week. What is the correct question?

A

Was you at school last week?

B

Were you at school last week?

C

Did you were at school last week?

D

Did you was at school last week?

…. you ….. (to buy) a new coat last week?

A

Did bought

B

bought

C

Did buy

D


.... Charles.... (to ask) her out last weekend?

A

Asked

B

Did ask

C

Did asked

D


..... Sylvia... (to be) at her job yesterday?

A

Did be

B

Was

C

Were

D


..... Bob and Gillian .... (to be) an item during high school?

A

Was

B

Were

C

Did be

D


.... your father... (to drive) a new car the day before yesterday?

A

Drove

B

Did drove

C

Did drive

D

Drived

IRREGULAR VERBS

Study the list of irregular verbs in your book.

Need more practice?

You can do as much extra as you need to. There are links to exercises on the following slides.


Volgende keer leren we hoe we vragen stellen in de past simple. Niet moeilijk! Maar dus wel belangrijk dat je nu alles goed begrijpt.

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