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Which of the following is a rule for regular verbs in past simple?
When is past simple used?
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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Description
Do you struggle with the past simple tense in English? This quiz will test your knowledge on the rules for forming regular and irregular verbs in the past tense. You'll learn about spelling rules for regular verbs, when to double consonants, and how to use time expressions to indicate when actions happened. Whether you're a beginner or just need a quick refresher, this quiz will help you improve your understanding of the past simple tense.
