- [Instructor] Hello I'm English Danny.
I'm your English teacher.
Please pause the video, when you don't understand.
This will give you time to review the information.
Today's English lesson, is grammar about the simple past.
The simple past is used to talk about a completed action,
in a time before now.
For example, what did you do yesterday?
I played basketball.
Watch Sarah and I.
(high-pitched voice) What did you do yesterday?
(deep, manly, voice) Uh, I walked my dog.
I talked to my friend, and I played basketball.
Regular simple past is formed like this,
subject, plus verb plus "ed". I played.
In the simple past, there are regular and irregular verbs.
Common, regular, past tense verbs. Verb, plus "ed".
Want, wanted. I wanted.
Look, looked, he looked.
Use, used, she used.
Work, worked, I worked.
Call, called, he called.
Try, tried, she tried.
Ask, asked, he asked.
Need, needed, I needed.
Help, helped, she helped.
Talk, talked, he talked.
Now you try.
There are three different ending sounds. T, D, and I.D.
T ending sound,
if the end of the word has a p, f, sh, ch, k, ending sound.
For example, hope, P ending sound, hoped.
Laugh, F ending sound, laughed.
Wash, sh ending sound, washed.
Watch, ch ending sound, watched.
Like, k ending sound, liked.
You try.
Use "id" ending sound if the end of the verb has a t,d
ending sound.
For example, need, needed.
Visit, visited.
End, ended.
You try. Say the sentences.
I visited my father.
I needed help.
Use d ending sound if the end of the verb
has any other ending sound except t,d,p,f,sh,ch,k.
For example: play, played.
Allow, allowed.
Beg, begged.
Show, showed.
You try.
Say the sentences.
I played basketball.
I showed my friend.
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