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SIMPLE PAST TENSE Simple past tense is used to denote an event happened in the past time.

SIMPLE PAST TENSE Simple past tense is used to denote an event happened in the past time. The words transformed into past form are: Verb ( kata kerja ) Auxiliary (modal) To be For example: I decided to go to BKB yesterday ( Positive sentence)

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SIMPLE PAST TENSE Simple past tense is used to denote an event happened in the past time.

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  1. SIMPLE PAST TENSE • Simple past tense is used to denote an event happened in the past time. • The words transformed into past form are: • Verb (katakerja) • Auxiliary (modal) • To be • For example: • I decidedto go to BKB yesterday (Positive sentence) • I didn’tdecide to go to BKB (Negative sentence) • Did I decide to go to BKB? (Interrogative sentence) • Didn’t I decide to go to BKB? (Negative-Interrogative) • I could go to BKB yesterday (Positive sentence) • I could not go to BKB yesterday (Negative sentence) • Could I go to BKB yesterday? (Interrogative sentence) • Couldn’t I go to BKB yesterday? (Negative-Interrogative) • I was in BKB yesterday (Positive sentence) • I wasn’t in BKB yesterday (Negative sentence) • Was I in BKB yesterday? (Interrogative sentence) • Wasn’t I in BKB yesterday? (Negative-interrogative)

  2. Irregular Verbs be - was/were - been become – became – become begin – began – begun break – broke – broken bring – brought – brought build – built – built buy – bought – bought catch – caught – caught choose – chose – chosen come – came – come do – did – done draw – drew – drawn eat – ate – eaten feel – felt – felt fight – fought – fought find – found – found fly – flew – flown forget – forgot – forgotten get – got – got give – gave – given go – went – gone have – had – had hear – heard – heard hit – hit – hit know – knew – known learn - learnt/learned – learnt/learned leave – left – left lose – lost – lost make – made - made meet – met – met pay – paid – paid read – read – read ride – rode – ridden run – ran – run say – said – said sell – sold – sold send – sent – sent shut – shut – shut sing – sang – sung sit – sat – sat sleep – slept – slept smell – smelt/smelled – smelt/smelledspeak – spoke – spoken stand – stood – stood swim – swam – swum take – took – taken teach – taught – taught tell – told – told think – thought – thought understand – understood – understood wear – wore – worn win – won – won write – wrote – written

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