SUBTEMA 1.3. A question that can be used first by using simple past tense (did)

TEMA 2.-SPEAKING PRACTICE.

The simple past works in a similar way to the simple present, except that we use the auxiliary 'did' for all people (including the third person singular 'he / she / it'). In the affirmative, the auxiliary 'did' does not appear, using the ending 'ed' instead. This is the past form for all the '

Regular Verbs' There is a wide set of verbs that do not meet this condition, that is, for the affirmative form they do not use the ending 'ed' but their form is irregular. They don't follow any rules, so the only way to know their past form is to learn it. They are called 'Irregular Verbs'.

AFIRMATIVA		NEGATIVA
I played You played He played We played You played They played	Yo jugué Tú jugaste Él jugó Nosotros jugamos Vosotros jugasteis Ellos jugaron	I did not play You did not play He did not play We did not play You did not play They did not play	Yo no jugué Tú no jugaste Él no jugó Nosotros no jugamos Vosotros no jugasteis Ellos no jugaron
INTERROGATIVA		INT.-NEGATIVA
Did I play? Did you play? Did he play? Did we play? Did you play? Did they play?	¿Jugué? ¿Jugaste? ¿Jugó? ¿Jugamos? ¿Jugasteis? ¿Jugaron?	Didn't I play? Didn't you play? Didn't he play? Didn't we play? Didn't you play? Didn't  they play?	¿No jugué? ¿No jugaste? ¿No jugó? ¿No jugamos? ¿No jugasteis? ¿No jugaron?