English Grammar Lesson: Past Simple

[robyjosephca]

super... thanks for your effort

[fawaz059]

you are the best teacher ever i love you so much

[wemmasky]

you'd better say "base form of the verb" rather than "infinitive verb" beacuse infinitive verbs are always followed by "to". otherwise u'd better say "infinitive without to"

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[TheAbd1122]

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[Mr787878787]

nice body and nice face also i lived in america last year loooooooooooooool loved this lesson

[lucienne0701]

Thanks a lot of this lesson.

But i need help for the words "wanna", "been". Do you have lessons for this words?

Thanks Alex

[LupeRuiz9692]

thanks teacher i like how you teach us i dont speak English well but im lerning little by little thanks.

[Nilo266]

Olá professora, sou brasileiro e gostei muito desses vídeos, mande outras novidades!.

[HolmwoodsELT]

Hi afsalmpm, the verbs you mention are all irregular verbs. I am afraid there is no rule for these. You should get a list of irregular verbs from a book, or the internet and then learn the most important ones. There are not that many and by the look of it you know some of them.

There are rules for using the different forms. For example;

I write a letter every day. (This is present simple)

I wrote a letter yesterday. (This is the past tense)

I have written many letters. (This is present perfect)

[afsalmpm]

so what about speak spoke , throw threw, write wrote, drink drunk etc.....i think you haven't mentioned these types of verbs...is there any common rule for that also??

[Akadi100]

go ahead excellent