Tenses
Simple Past
Simple Past Tense is built in the way presented below.
Form
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Affirmative sentences |
Short forms |
| I |
I wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| you |
You wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| he |
He wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| she |
She wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| it |
It wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| we |
We wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| you |
You wrote a letter yesterday. |
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| they |
They wrote a letter yesterday |
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Negative sentences |
Short forms |
| I |
I did not write a letter yesterday. |
I didn't |
| you |
You did not write a letter yesterday. |
You didn't |
| he |
He did not write a letter yesterday. |
He didn't |
| she |
She did not write a letter yesterday. |
She didn't |
| it |
It did not write a letter yesterday. |
It didn't |
| we |
We did not write a letter yesterday. |
We didn't |
| you |
You did not write a letter yesterday. |
You didn't |
| they |
They did not write a letter yesterday. |
They didn't |
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Questions |
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| I |
Did I write a letter yesterday? |
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| you |
Did you write a letter yesterday? |
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| he |
Did he write a letter yesterday? |
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| she |
Did she write a letter yesterday? |
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| it |
Did it write a letter yesterday? |
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| we |
Did we write a letter yesterday? |
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| you |
Did you write a letter yesterday? |
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| they |
Did they write a letter yesterday? |
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