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    This document summarizes a group presentation on interpersonal communication and the simple past tense in English. It introduces the group members and explains that they will discuss when to use the simple past and its grammatical structure. The presentation covers regular and irregular verbs in the simple past, using "ed" for regular verbs and irregular verbs that change form. Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. In closing, the presenter thanks the teacher and classmates and hopes the topic was presented clearly and was interesting.

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    This document summarizes a group presentation on interpersonal communication and the simple past tense in English. It introduces the group members and explains that they will discuss when to use the simple past and its grammatical structure. The presentation covers regular and irregular verbs in the simple past, using "ed" for regular verbs and irregular verbs that change form. Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. In closing, the presenter thanks the teacher and classmates and hopes the topic was presented clearly and was interesting.

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    This document summarizes a group presentation on interpersonal communication and the simple past tense in English. It introduces the group members and explains that they will discuss when to use the simple past and its grammatical structure. The presentation covers regular and irregular verbs in the simple past, using "ed" for regular verbs and irregular verbs that change form. Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. In closing, the presenter thanks the teacher and classmates and hopes the topic was presented clearly and was interesting.

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    Simple Past

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    This document summarizes a group presentation on interpersonal communication and the simple past tense in English. It introduces the group members and explains that they will discuss when to use the simple past and its grammatical structure. The presentation covers regular and irregular verbs in the simple past, using "ed" for regular verbs and irregular verbs that change form. Examples are provided of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. In closing, the presenter thanks the teacher and classmates and hopes the topic was presented clearly and was interesting.

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    Good afternoon Professor EDISON and classmates.

    on this
    occasion I had to present our work.
    For those who do not know me, my name is MAYRA CLAUDIA
    ALEJANDRO ANCHIRAYCO and I am responsible for group
    number 3
    The topic to present is Interpersonal Communication.
    following the slide

    My group is made up of the following members:


    1. Alban Effio Fabricio
    2. Alejandro Anchirayco Mayra Claudia
    3. Espinoza Aparicio Veronica Esther
    4. Guerrero Alejandria Baltazar
    5. Jimenez Eguizabal Gladys Nancy
    6. Valenzuela Arias María Isabel
    7. Vasquez Acuña Maribel del Carmen
    The following presentation shows the situations in which the use
    of the simple past is correct, as well as its grammatical structure
    and some expressions of tense.
    Following the slide

    There are many ways to speak of the past in English, but the
    simple past is the most common form.
    We use the simple past to talk about an action. it started and
    ended in the past at a time.
    following the slide
    It is also said to be talking about an event that began and ended
    in the past. (This action is no longer happening in the present.)
    example:
     Born in 1960
    Following the slide

    Today I will speak of the verb in the simple past


    In the simple past, we have two types of regular and irregular
    verbs.
     Regular verbs always end in ED.
    Example: Dance – Danced
     Irregular verbs change.
    Example: Sing – Sang

    Following the slide

    Grammatical rules
    Following the slide
    Regular verbs always end in ED
    To form the simple past with regular verbs, we add the ending
    "ed" to the verb
    example:
    want → wanted
    learn → learned
    stay → stayed
    walk → walked
    show → showed
    Thank you very much TEACHER I pass my partner

    Good afternoon TEACHER I am the student Maria Isabel


    Valenzuela Arias I WILL CONTINUE WITH THE ESPOSITION
    Irregular verbs change.
    Irregular verbs each have their past form to be learned along
    with the verb and its meaning. Unfortunately, there is no
    established standard for forming them
    example:
    Be → was
    Do → did
    Have → had
    Following the slide

    For negative questions and sentences use the auxiliary DID


    Example of Interrogative Sentences:
     Did you want to dance?
     Did he learn English?
     Did they believe him?
    Example of Negative Sentences
     Didn't want to dance.
     He didn't learn English.
     They didn't believe him.
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    Affirmative form
    REGULAR
    SUBJECT + VERB IN PAST
    Ejemplo: I listened to music Yesterday

    IRREGULAR
    SUBJECT + VERB IN PAST
    Ejemplo: I slept very Well last night
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    Negative form
    REGULAR
    SUBJECT +DID NOT + VERB IN INFINITY
    Ejemplo: She Didn´t listen to music Yesterday

    IRREGULAR
    SUBJECT +DID NOT + VERB IN INFINITY
    Ejemplo: She Didn´t sleep very Well last night
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    Interrogative form
    REGULAR
    DID + SUJETO + VERBO ENINFINITEO
    Example: Did you listen to music yesterday?

    IRREGULAR
    DID + SUBJECT + VERB IN INFINITY
    Example: Did you sleep very well last night?
    Following the slide

    Good afternoon teacher and classmates. I have to finish the


    exhibition, asyou can see the subject has been worked in a
    didactic and simple way, we hope it has been of your interest.
    Thanks

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