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    SIMPLE PAST and SIMPLE PRESENT

    By:
    ANELYS NIRMALASARI
    X MIPA 2 (07)
    Definition

    Simple past tanse is simple to indicate that an


    event occured in the past. Use verb 2, This form is one of
    the most tenses used in writing or convertation.

    Function
    To tell about activity that began in the past and ended in
    the past too
    The Structures of Simple Past Tense

    • POSITIVE FORM (+):


    Subject + V2 ( Second Form of Verb )

    • NEGATIVE FORM (-):


    Subject + did not + V1 ( First Form of Verb )

    • QUESTION FORM (?):


    Did + Subject + V1 ( First Form of Verb )

    • SHORT ANSWER FORM ( + / – ) :


    YES / NO + Subject + did / did not (didn’t)
    EXAMPLE
    POSITIVE (+) NEGATIVE (-) QUESTION (?)
    I started I did not (didn’t) start Did I start

    You started You did not (didn’t) start Did you start

    He started He did not (didn’t) start Did he start

    She started She did not (didn’t) start Did she start

    It started It did not (didn’t) start Did it start

    We started We did not (didn’t) start Did we start

    You started You did not (didn’t) start Did you start

    They started They did not (didn’t) start Did they start
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