PAST
INDEFINITE/SIMPLE PAST TENSE
Definition, Examples, Rules uses , Formula and exercise
Past
indefinite Tense is formed:
Subject + Second
Form of the verb +object+ .
e.g : I visited Dubai in 2009.
She advised
him a lot.
He worked here for many years.
He took tea with us and left.
It rained last week.
POSTIVE (Affirmative) Subject + Second form of the verb +object+ .
e.g.,
I ignored his mistake.
NEGATIVE
: Subject +Helping verb did + Not +base form
of the verb+ object+.
I did not ignore his mistake.
Interrogative:
Helping Verb did + subject + base form of
the verb +Object + ?
Did I ignore his mistake?
Note 1 : In Affirmative/ simple sentences we put 2nd form of the verb( with all subjects of
sentences)
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Note 2: When we change sentences into
Negative or Interrogative we put The 1st form of the verb instead of 2nd
form. |
PAST
INDEFINITE /SIMPLE PAST TENSE USES
The Past
Indefinite tense, also known as Simple
Past tense, is used to talk about actions that occurred/ happened
in the past at a specific time.
e.g. police arrested him last month. (means the action
started and finished )
She talked to me on the phone
yesterday.
We use past simple for series of past
actions:
e.g. :
Ronaldo played, scored and became Man of the match.
I consulted my Doctor, talked to him
and paid him.
·
We
use past simple for habitual past actions ( Discontinued ):
e.g.
I used to study a lot when I was at college.
He used to play in our team.
To state things that were true in the past.
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To state things that were true in the past:
e g :
our fore fathers travelled on horseback.
Once upon a time , there lived a king who
had 20 wives.
Let us practice
Put the verbs into the correct form ( Past simple).
1. I _____ the bills already. (Pay – paid)
2. my Teacher________ me a lot ,when I was in 8th
class. ( Motivated – motivate )
3. __________ she invite
you at the party? (Do – did)
4. She___________ me a
watch on my birthday. ( gift
– gifted )
5. who ____________a song
last night ? (sing – sang)
6. She did not ___________ me, when I met her
after 11 years. (recall –recalled)


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