We use -ed, -d or -ied to for regular verbs in the past. Yes or no?
Yes!
We use -s for regular verbs in the past. Yes or no?
No!
The affirmative form of the past changes for he, she or it. Yes or no?
No!
We use the simple past for actions that started in the past and have not finished. Yes or no?
No!
We use the simple past for actions that started and finished in the past. Yes or no?
Yes!
We can use the simple past for actions that happened recently (for example: last night). Yes or no?
Yes!
We cannot use the simple past for actions that happened a long time ago (for example: a hundred years ago). Yes or no?
No!
If the verb ends in -e (for example: like), we just add...
...-d (liked).
If the verb ends in -y after a consonant (for example: copy), we add...
-ied and remove the -y (copied).
