Author's Instructions
The Simple Past Tense describes finished actions in the past using S + V2/ed (regular/irregular verbs) or was/were (to be). To form negatives or questions, use the auxiliary did + V(inf), such as "Did you go?" or "I didn't see." Look for signal words like yesterday, ago, last week, or use it after specific structures like "It's time," "I wish," and in Second Conditional if-clauses.
Overall, the image helps learners understand the basic form of the past simple tense in a clear and easy way.
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Unit 1: Feelings- Past simple tense
Author's Instructions
The Simple Past Tense describes finished actions in the past using S + V2/ed (regular/irregular verbs) or was/were (to be). To form negatives or questions, use the auxiliary did + V(inf), such as "Did you go?" or "I didn't see." Look for signal words like yesterday, ago, last week, or use it after specific structures like "It's time," "I wish," and in Second Conditional if-clauses.
Overall, the image helps learners understand the basic form of the past simple tense in a clear and easy way.
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