The document discusses the past simple tense and adjectives in English. It explains that the past simple is used to describe completed actions in the past. It is formed using "did" plus the base verb or by changing the verb ending to "ed" for regular verbs. Irregular verbs have unique past forms that must be memorized. Adjectives are classified as positive, comparative, or superlative depending on if they describe a quality, compare two things, or denote the highest degree of a quality.

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“Antonio José de Sucre”
Extensión-Barquisimeto
Simple past and adjectives
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Dana Ramírez
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2. Past simple
Is a tense that is used to describe
actions that have happened at an
earlier time and have already
completed.
It is made with "did", which
is the last of the auxiliary "do",
and as is already "did" conjugate
past.
It is also done with "did"
followed by the negative particle
"not", which can be collapsed to
form "did not".
INTERROGA
TIVE
NEGATIVE
Ejemplos:
What did you do last
night at eleven? ---->
¿Qué hiciste anoche a las
once?
Ejemplo:
My friend Lola didn't pass
the English exam. ----> Mi
amiga Lola no aprobó el
examen de inglés.
AFFIRMATIVE
When the verb is regular, the
claims are built using the infinitive
and adding the ending ed them (od
if the infinitive ends in e.)
Regular verbs
In the past simple regular
verbs form the past by adding the
ending ed to the infinitive
Ejemplo: played=jugado.
Irregular verbs
They are called irregular because
they do not follow a particular rule
to build their past so they should be
studied by heart.
Ejemplo: saw= sierra.

3. It is a word that came and changed
the name. You can expand,
supplement or quantify its size
Adjetives
Se clasifica en:
POSITIVE
The adjective in Its
simplest form, basic:nice,
lindo; big, grande. COMPARATIVE
Sets the ratio or comparison
between two things
SUPERLATIVO
Denotes the highest degree
of quality