Simple past tense form: Affirmative Negative Question I wrote. She wrote. You wrote. I did not write. She did not write. You did not write. Did I write? Did she write? Did you write? Uses of the simple past tense We use the simple past tense to talk about many kinds of past events: short, quickly finished …
The present perfect tense is normally used when we are talking about past events together with their present results. Watch this Youtube video to learn the difference between simple past and present perfect. You can also find a Malayalam version of the same video here. James can’t walk because he has broken his leg. James broke his leg …
This grammar worksheet tests your ability to use the simple past tense correctly. Complete the following sentences using appropriate simple past tense forms. 1. She ———————– (not even wish) me on my birthday. 2. What ——————– (do) she say about your plans? 3. She ——————— (yell) at me. 4. She —————— (say) nothing when I …
To say that something happened some time ago, we use the simple past tense. If you are already familiar with the three forms of the verb (base form, simple past and past participle), you should have no difficulty constructing simple past tense forms. Read the example sentences given below. I met an old friend yesterday. …
