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    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 1

    1. Past simple

    A. Construction

    Construction
    Tense Used to talk about… Example
    (regular verbs)
    PAST SIMPLE

    Infinitive verb
    He talked to his
    - Past events + -ed (most verbs)
    father
    - Habits in the past + -d (verbs ending in e)
    yesterday.
    + -ied (verbs ending in y)

    To walk à I walked
    To lie à I lied
    To worry à I worried

    B. DO: verb and auxiliary

    The verb ‘DO’ and the auxiliary ‘DO’ are two different words.

    The verb (to) DO (did, done, doing) means “faire”, it’s a verb like any other.

    The auxiliary DO doesn’t have its own meaning, it’s only used in some
    grammatical constructions. It has only three forms: do, does, did (+ negatives).

    Like the other verbs (to) DO requires the use of the auxiliary DO in the
    interrogative, negative forms etc..

    • Look at the sentences with ‘do’. Circle the verb when it’s an auxiliary,
    underline it when it’s a regular verb (a main verb).

    Lucy did her homework. Lucy a fait ses devoirs.


    Did Lucy do her homework? Lucy a-t-elle fait ses devoirs ?
    Lucy didn't do her homework. Lucy n'a pas fait ses devoirs.
    Lucy did do her homework. Lucy a vraiment fait ses devoirs.
    Didn't Lucy do her homework? Lucy n'a-t-elle pas fait ses devoirs ?
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 2

    2. The auxiliary DO
    Did/didn’t- negative, questions & short answers

    • Use didn’t for negative sentences in the past simple


    • Use did…? For questions in the past simple
    • Use did or didn’t for short answers

    Negative

    Main verb
    subject auxiliary
    (infinitive)
    I/you /he/she /it/ we /you / they didn’t go to London.
    ï Say: She didn’t get married. (don’t say: she didn’t got married.)

    Questions
    Main verb
    auxiliary subject
    (infinitive)
    Did I/you /he/she /it/ we /you / they go to London?
    ï Say: Did you work here? (don’t say: Did you worked here?)
    ï Also possible (negative): Didn’t you do your homework?

    Short answers
    subject auxiliary subject auxiliary
    I/you /he/she /it/ I/you /he/she /it/
    Yes did. No didn’t.
    we /you / they we /you / they

    • Look at the sentences. Circle the auxiliary, underline the main verb.

    Martin: Did you go to university?

    Lana: No, I didn’t. I started work after school and then


    I I met my first husband.

    Martin: Did you have any children?

    Lana: No, we didn’t and we got divorced a year later.


    Then I got married to Roger. We celebrated our
    twentieth anniversary yesterday.

    Martin : Congratulations!
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 3

    Past simple : questions


    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 4

    Past simple: questions


    A. Form a question using the information in brackets ().

    1) (I/see): _______________________________________ you last week?

    2) (you/meet): _______________________________your father yesterday?

    3) (we/go):_______________________________________to Spain in July?

    4) (it/snow):_________________________________________ last winter?

    5) (Lucy/pass):_________________________________________ the exam?

    6) (you/have):____________________________________fun at the party?

    7) (I/lock):_____________________________________________ the door?

    B. Write a question using the image (vary the pronouns!)

    ___________________________________________________?

    ___________________________________________________?

    ___________________________________________________?

    ___________________________________________________?

    ___________________________________________________?
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 5

    3. The common irregular verbs

    Infinitive Present Past simple translation


    To be am/ are/ is was, were Être
    To begin begin(s) began Commencer
    To break break(s) broke Briser
    To bring bring(s) brought Apporter
    To build bluid(s) built Construire
    To buy buy (s) bought Acheter
    To catch catch/catches caught Attraper
    To choose choose(s) chose Choisir
    To come come(s) came Venir
    To cut cut(s) cut Couper
    To do do/does did Faire
    To draw draw(s) drew Dessiner
    To drink drink(s) drank Boire
    To drive drive(s) drove Conduire
    To fall fall(s) fell Tomber
    To feel feel(s) felt Ressentir
    To forget forget(s) forgot Oublier
    To get get(s) got Obtenir
    To give give(s) gave Donner
    To hear hear(s) heard Entendre
    To leave leave(s) left Laisser
    To meet meet(s) met Rencontrer
    To pay pay(s) paid Payer
    To ring ring(s) rang Sonner
    To sell sell(s) sold Vendre
    To send send(s) sent Envoyer
    To sit sit(s) sat S'asseoir
    To sleep sleep(s) slept Dormir
    To stand stand(s) stood Se lever
    To swim swim(s) swam Nager
    To take take(s) took Prendre
    To teach teach(es) taught Enseigner
    To tell tell(s) told Dire
    To think think(s) thought Penser
    To write write(s) wrote Écrire
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 6

    Past simple: negatives


    • Use the past simple of the verbs in brackets ( ), one in the positive and
    one negative form.

    1. Dean ______________ (call) to the waiter, but the

    waiter________________ (hear) him.

    2. When I ___________________ (be) a young child, I really

    _____________________ (like) chocolate.

    3. I _____________________ (see) Sonia in the supermarket, but

    we___________________ (talk).

    4. Chrissie ____________________ (go) home because she

    _________________ (feel) well.

    5. They __________________ (cut) off our telephone because

    we____________________ (pay) our bill.

    6. We ____________________ (arrive) at the airport at six, but our flight

    ________________ (leave) until twelve!

    7. Alex_____________________ (spend) all morning in the bookshop, but in

    the end he __________________ (buy) anything.

    8. I _____________________ (open) a bank account until I

    ____________________ (get) my first full-time job.


    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 7

    Exercise 1 : Past simple, negatives


    • Write these sentences in negative.

    A. I played the piano

    _________________________________________________________________

    B. She invented a new machine.

    ________________________________________________________________

    C. Last year, we travelled around the world.

    _________________________________________________________________

    D. My mum carried a lof of bags.

    _________________________________________________________________

    E. Last Saturday, we danced lot.

    _________________________________________________________________

    Exercise 2: random training


    • Complete the dialogues with the past simple of the verbs in brackets.
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 8

    Drill exercise
    • Exercise 1: Complete the dialogues with the past simple of the verbs in
    brackets.

    • Exercise 2: Complete the dialogues with the past simple of the verbs in
    brackets.
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 9

    4. Object and subject questions

    • Look at the dialog. Circle the interrogative word and underline the
    information that it determines.

    Igor: I’d like to do a language course in England next summer.


    Saskia: Good idea! I did a course in Brighton last summer.
    Igor: Where did you study?
    Saskia: I studied at the Seafront School of English.
    Igor: Who organized your accommodation?
    Saskia: Someone at the language school. I
    stayed with an English family. They
    were really nice.
    Igor: How were the meals?
    Saskia: Not bad actually. Breakfast was
    delicious.

    Use past simple questions to ask about finished events in the past
    • Where did you study?
    • Who organized your accommodations?
    • How were the meals?

    A. Object questions
    You often ask question in the past simple with did if you want a precise
    information about the object of a sentence.

    B. Subject questions
    You can also ask questions about the subject of the sentence. Do not use did
    with a subject question.
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 10

    Serie 1: subject and object questions (serie 1)


    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 11

    Serie 2: subject and object questions


    • Write the question about the words in bold.
    Anglais– 11VG I Past simple Name: ___________________ 12

    Serie 3: subject and object questions


    • Write the question about the words in bold.

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