VERBS IN PAST ~ MY ENGLISH AND SCIENCE

What are past simple regular verbs?

Past simple tense verbs come in two forms: regular and irregular, and are used to talk about completed actions in the past. Regular simple past tense verbs are easy to form – you add “ed” to the end of the verb (e.g. I play guitar –> I played guitar).

The past tense simple for regular verbs often has a time reference:

Yesterday, I played with my friends.
She watched TV this morning.
Last Saturday they walked in the park.
We watched TV last night.

The simple past tense with regular verbs is formed as follows:

Positive: I jumped in puddles (subject + verb+ed)
Negative: He didn't play a game (subject + did + not + infinitve verb)
Wh question: What did you do yesterday? (Wh question + did + subject + infintive verb)
Yes/No question: Did he dance with you? (Did + subject + infinitive verb)

REGULAR VERBS


INFINITIVO	PASADO	PARTICIPIO	ESPAÑOL
TO ASK	ASKED	ASKED	PREGUNTAR
TO ANSWER	ANSWERED	ANSWERED	CONTESTAR
TO CLEAN	CLEANED	CLEANED	LIMPIAR
TO CLOSE	CLOSED	CLOSED	CERRAR
TO COUNT	COUNTED	COUNTED	CONTAR
TO COOK	COOKED	COOKED	COCINAR.
TO COPY	COPIED	COPIED	COPIAR
TO COUNT	COUNTED	COUNTED	CONTAR
TO DANCE	DANCED	DANCED	BAILAR
TO HATE	HATED	HATED	ODIAR
TO HELP	HELPED	HELPED	AYUDAR
TO LISTEN	LISTENED	LISTENED	ESCUCHAR
TO LIVE	LIVED	LIVED	VIVIR
TO LIKE	LIKED	LIKED	GUSTAR
TO LISTEN	LISTENED	LISTENED	ESCUCHAR
TO LOOK	LOOKED	LOOKED	MIRAR
TO LOVE	LOVED	LOVED	AMAR
TO NEED	NEEDED	NEEDED	NECESITAR
TO OPEN	OPENED	OPENED	ABRIR
TO PAINT	PAINTED	PAINTED	PINTAR
TO PLAY	PLAYED	PLAYED	JUGAR
TO RELAX	RELAXED	RELAXED	RELAJAR
TO REPEAT	REPEATED	REAPEATED	REPETIR
TO STAY	STAYED	STAYED	QUEDARSE
TO STUDY	STUDIED	STUDIED	ESTUDIAR
TO STOP	STOPPED	STOPPED	PARAR
TO TALK	TALKED	TALKED	HABLAR
TO USE	USED	USED	USAR
TO WAIT	WAITED	WAITED	ESPERAR
TO WALK	WALKED	WALKED	CAMINAR
TO WASH	WASHED	WASHED	LAVAR
TO WORK	WORKED	WORKED	TRABAJAR
TO WORRY	WORRIED	WORRIED	PREOCUPARSE