Past Simple. yesterdayyesterday last night/week/month/yearlast night/week/month/year 2 years/weeks/minutes ago2 years/weeks/minutes ago the day before.

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Past Simple

yesterdayyesterday last night/week/month/yearlast night/week/month/year 2 years/weeks/minutes ago2 years/weeks/minutes ago the day before yesterdaythe day before yesterday

Past Simple. Regular verbs. V+ ed paint, attend +ed [id] look, watch +ed [t] play, open + ed [d]

Past Simple. Regular verbs. study + ed studied live + ed lived stop + ed stopped

affirmative V2V2. I learned the poem.

negative didV not I did not learn the poem.

interrogative did V ? Did you learn the poem?

interrogative ? did V ? What did you learn?

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