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Questions and Answers
Which of the following is a rule for regular verbs in past simple?
Which of the following is a rule for regular verbs in past simple?
- Adverbs or expressions of frequency are not used to indicate repeated actions
- Irregular verbs add -ed to make past simple
- Past simple is used for unfinished actions or states
- Consonant + vowel + consonant doubles consonant in two-syllable verbs (correct)
When is past simple used?
When is past simple used?
- For unfinished actions or states
- For future actions or states
- For repeated actions or habits in the past (correct)
- For present actions or states
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Study Notes
- Regular verbs add -ed to make past simple
- Consonant + vowel + consonant doubles consonant in one-syllable verbs
- In two-syllable verbs, consonant doubles only if stress is on last syllable
- Irregular verbs don't add -ed for past simple
- Past simple used for finished actions or states
- Time expressions used to indicate when actions happened
- Past simple used for repeated actions or habits in the past
- Adverbs or expressions of frequency used to indicate repeated actions
- Examples of irregular verbs provided
- Spelling rules for regular verbs explained
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