EJERCICIOS EN PASADO SIMPLE 2

REWRITE IN NEGATIVE

1. I sat at the fireplace.
2. You had a break for lunch.
3. We spoke very quietly.
4. She saw her friend.
5. They ran home.
6. He paid for the lunch.
7. It made a nest.
8. Children went home.
9. Ducks swam in the lake.
10. Birds flew abroad.
11. Dogs slept on the ground.
12. My mother said to go to school.
13. They stood at the door.
14. Children read a nice book. 

  

 WRITE IN THE FORMS OF THE VERBS

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sit		have
speak		see
run		pay
make		go
swim		fly
sleep		say
stand		read

WRITE IN THE FORMS OF THE VERBS

1. I (stand) at the door.

2. The birds (fly) away.

3. They (read) an interesting book.

4. You (sit) at the fireplace.

5. I (have) a good time yesterday.

6. She (swim) in the sea.

7. They (speak) English last lesson.

8. You (pay) for the book.

9. We (make) our beds.

10. They (go) to work.

     

WRITE IN THE FORMS OF THE VERBS (ierakstiet formu)

1. I (see) my friends yesterday.

2. He (have) a short break in the morning.

3. They (speak) about holidays.

4. We (make) a nice present.

5. They (sleep) well.

6. She (go) home.

7. I (swim) in the river.

8. You (run) very fast.

9. They (pay) for the hotel.

10. She (say) very much.

READ.

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sit	sat	have	had
speak	spoke	see	saw
run	ran	pay	paid
make	made	go	went
swim	swam	fly	flew
sleep	slept	say	said
stand	stood	read	read

WRITE THE PAST TENSE (REGULAR VERBS)

1. Children (dress) quickly.

2. I (help) my mother in the kitchen.

3. We (walk) in the park.

4. They (wash) their clothes in the bathroom.

5. We (watch) an interesting film.

6. Students (work) in the garden.

7. Guna (play) basketball.

8. The girl (skip) very fast.

9. Henry (ski) down the hill.

10. It (rain) a lot.

VERBOS REGULARES

                                                                                    PASADO SIMPLE

ESPAÑOL	PRESENTE SIMPLE INFINITIVO
Responder	To answer	answered
Preguntar	To ask	asked
Aprobar	To approve	approved
Pertenecer	To belong	belonged
Cepillar	To brush	brushed
Limpiar	To clean	cleaned
Trepar	To climb	climbed
Cocinar	To cook	cooked
Bailar	To dance	danced
Descubrir	To discover	discovered
Entregar	To deliver	delivered
Disfrutar	To enjoy	enjoyed
Explicar	To explain	explained
Acabar	To finish	finished
Pescar	To fish	fished
Ocurrir	To happen	happened
Besar	To kiss	kissed
Gustar	To like	liked
Vivir	To live	lived
Necesitar	To need	needed
Abrir	To open	opened
Pintar	To paint	painted
Castigar	To punish	punished
Recordar	To remember	remembered
Mostrar	To show	showed
Sonreir	To smile	smiled
Iniciar	To start	started
Estudiar	To study	studied
Visitar	To visit	visited
Esperar	To wait	waited

PASADO SIMPLE

Pasado Simple - (Simple Past Tense)

El Pasado Simple es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para describir acciones que han sucedido en un tiempo anterior y que ya han finalizado, por ejemplo:

She cleaned her house. Ella limpió su casa.
I broke the window. Yo rompí la ventana.

Aquí vemos su conjugación que en el español equivale al Pretérito Indefinido. Observa que la estructura de la oración es similar a la del Presente Simple:

Tanto en la forma interrogativa como en negativa se utiliza como auxiliar DID que es la forma pasada del verbo "TO DO" y acompaña al verbo principal en su forma infinitiva. En las negaciones puede utilizarse la forma contraída de DID NOT o sea DIDN'T. En el cuadro superior se emplea el verbo To Play (Jugar) a modo de ejemplo.

Al expresar una oración en Pasado Simple se entiende que la acción no guarda relación con el presente, como vemos en los siguientes casos:

He lost the keys. Él perdió las llaves.
(Puede que en el presente las haya encontrado).

She lent me a book. Ella me prestó un libro.
(Puede que ya se lo haya devuelto).

También es posible indicar el momento en que se desarrolla la acción para indicar el tiempo con mayor precisión:

They saw the movie last night. Ellos vieron la película anoche.
We went to London yesterday. Nosotros fuimos a Londres ayer.

Para poder formar una oración en tiempo pasado debemos distinguir dos tipos: VERBOS REGULARES y VERBOS IRREGULARES.

En el primero de los casos forman su Pasado Simple añadiendo la terminación ED al infinitivo, mientras que los irregulares reciben ese nombre por no seguir un patrón determinado y en este caso deben estudiarse individualmente.