Lesson 6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t, havo
• Leerjaar 2

Steunles Engels

Past Simple

You use the past simple when something happened in the past and is finished

Past Simple - Regular Verbs

After a regular verb you put '-ed'

I/you/we/they walked

She/He/It walked

Past Simple - Signal words: (WALDY)

• W: when                        When I was 24, I lived in Canada.
• A: Ago                             I went to Greece two years ago.
• L: last                              Last week I ate pizza for dinner.
• D: days and dates     I called the dentist on Monday.
• Y: years                           In 2016 I worked in London. 

went and ate: are these regular verbs?

- No. Because they don't have an -ed, -ied ending.

Past Simple - Questions/negative

Questions:     Did + base verb

Did you walk to school yesterday?

Negative:      didn't + base verb

You didn't walk to school yesterday.

What are some signal words for past simple?

My sister .......... (play) the guitar last year.

My teacher ....... (try) to teach us the past simple.

They ....... (plan) to meet at school yesterday.

Make this into a question:
She walked to school yesterday.

Make this into a question:
They watched lots of TV last night.

past simple of 'walk'

1. walked
2. walkd

past simple of 'wash'

1. washed
2. washd

past simple of 'work'

1. workd
2. worked

Past Simple: stop

Past Simple: cry

Past Simple: visit

Past Simple: watch

Past Simple: listen

Past Simple of:
travel

maak past simple: play

past simple van 'show'

Past Simple of:
stay

Past Simple of:
try

past simple van 'bake'?

past simple /question
play-he-did-tennis?

past simple- question
(like)
.....you....his ideas?

Make a past simple question:
....... Toby ........(to jump) over the ball.

Turn into a past simple question:
They loved the show.

Make this a PAST simple negation.
He _____ (NOT - go) to the doctor.

Put the following sentence into a Past Simple negation:
You work hard

Form a past simple question:
I walked to school

Past Simple - negations:
I loved making my homework.

Past Simple - negations:
My parents supported my crazy ideas.

Turn into a past simple negation:
I walked to school this morning.