1. MULTIVERSIDAD LATINOAMERICANA
CAMPUS: OAXACA URBANA
BACHILLERATO.
Asignatura: Lengua Adicional al Español II.
Simple Past Tense.
Learnings and Competencies.
Uses appropiate grammatical structures to describe past situations.
Communicate in a foreign language using a logical discourse, orally or in writing, to describe past events.
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06/06/2019

2. The Simple Past Tense.
Use to express the idea than an action started and finished at a specific time in the past.
Monica bought a book yesterday.
Last year, I traveled to China.
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06/06/2019

3. Can be used with a duration which starts and end in the past.
We use it to list a series of completed actions in the past. These actions occur in a time sequence.
I arrived at home, ate my dinner, did my homework, and went to sleep.
Can be used with a duration which starts and end in the past.
I lived in Morelia for four years.
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4. To express a habit in the past.
Tell a story.
The children went into the store and ask for a candy…
To express a habit in the past.
My mother worked at the hospital when she was young.
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06/06/2019

5. 2.2 Forming the Simple Past Tense. Regular Verbs.
AFFIRMATIVE STRUCTURE:
SUBJECT + PAST VERB + COMPLEMENT
PEDRO WORKED AT THE MOVIE THEATER AFTER SCHOOL.
THE CAT ENJOYED ALL YOUR FOOD, LAST NIGHT.
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06/06/2019

6. Pronunciation. Regular verbs ending in the sound of K,P,CH,SH,S or X
“t” symbolized /t/
Worked
Tripped
Watched
Washed
Kissed
Fixed
Regular verbs ending in the sound of D or T
“ed” symbolized /Id/
Wanted
Ended
Regular verbs ending in any other sound but the ones described before.
“d” symbolized /d/
Lived
Learn
Answered
Pulled
Enjoyed
Remember that many verbs end with a letter “e” but this is silent
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06/06/2019

7. In your notebook copy the next verbs and write the correct sound: /t/, /Id/, /d/
Open – opened
Change – changed
Wish – wished
Enjoy – enjoyed
Expect –expected
Intend – intended
Look – looked
Stop – stopped
Climb – climbed
Dress- dressed
Ask – asked
Repeat – repeated
Finish – finished
Travel – traveled
Turn – turned
Plant – planted
Fill – filled
Laugh – laughed
Like – liked
Taste - tasted
L.R.I. Luna García Anaid.
06/06/2019