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Past Simple Form Positive - Regular and Irregular Verbs

The Past Simple tense is used to talk about things that started and ended in the past. It is one of English's most commonly used tenses, indicating something that has already happened.

For regular verbs, you must add -ed to the base form or infinitive verb (or -d if the root form already ends in an e). The infinitive or base form of the verb is how the verb appears in the dictionary, for example, “walk

[ verb] + [ed] = regular past tense verb

Irregular verbs, like “to be” for example, don’t follow a pattern or rule like regular verbs and so just have to be memorized.

 


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