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(Structure) María Garcia 2°C
AFIRMATIVE
Subject + verb un past (regulars "-ed")
I played a match yestarday
NEGATIVE
Subject + did + not + infinitive verb
I didn't play a match yesterday
QUESTION
Did + subject +infinitive verb
Did you play a match yesterday?

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(Andrea Rubio 2ndC)
AFFIRMATIVE
subject + verb in past form

NEGATIVE
subject + auxiliar verb (didn´t) + verb in infinitive

INTERROGATIVE
auxiliar verb (did) + subject + verb in infinitive

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(Guillermo Planells Lonjedo 2C)
Regular verbs:
1.Verbs ending in a silent e take /d/
(closed, died)
2.Verbs ending in a vowel + y take /ed/ (played, destroyed)
3.Verbs ending in a consonant + y take /-ied/.The ' y' becomes an ' i' .(studied, married)
4.All the other regular verbs take /-ed/ (visited)
Special classes:
1.If there is a consonant after a stressed vowel at the end of the word, double the consonant(stopped, banned)

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(Gabriel Sibous Fernández 2C)

1. To describe events that  happened in the past and are finished (often we specify when something happened: yesterday,, two months ago, …)

Example: I went to Madrid last week.

2. To talk about about something that happedned repeatedly in the past. It can be similar to used to.

Example:
We often went to the cinema.

We went camping every summer

3. To talk about past states (1) and situations (2)

Example:
They looked really tired after the match.(1)
He fell off his bike. (2)

4. To describe a sequence of events

Example: He took a book and began to read.

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(Laura Navarro Pérez 2ºC)

1- last: I went to the supermarket last Monday.

2- this: Mery called me this morning.

3- ago: Mike and his wife had a baby one week ago.

4- yesterday: I saw your boyfriend at school yesterday.

5-the day before yesterday : Redd bought a house the day before yesterday.

6- in (a specific point in the past): Lucy finished university in 1990.

7-when + subject + past tense verb: Paul played basketball when he was a student.

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TIME EXPRESSIONS

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS TIME EXPRESSIONS

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(Marta Galve Solsona 2°C)

1-for: I had been studying at university for 6 months before I met her.

2- At some point: At some point, Kate suddenly felt that she had been moving too fast.

3- since: It was dangerous to drive because it had been snowing since the day before.

4- all day/night: I had been travelling all night, so I was tired on Monday.

5- by the time: by the time I arrived home from school my mother had been cleaning my room because it was messy.

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(Isabel Martín Vergun 2ºC)

(+) Affirmative form
Subject + had + been + V-ing +
complement
- She had been eating cookies

(-) Negative form
Subject + had + not + been + V-ing + complement
- I hadn't been eating cookies

(?) Interrogative form
Had + subject + been + V-ing + complement ?
- Had they been eating cookies?

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(María Portolés Navarro 2C)

AFFIRMATIVE FORM
Subject + had + verb (participle) + complement

I have eaten all the cookies

NEGATIVE FORM
Subject + had + not + verb (participle) + complement

I have not eaten all the cookies

INTERROGATIVE FORM
Had + subject + verb (participle) + complement

Have I eaten all the cookies?

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TIME EXPRESSIONS
(Inés Ferrándiz 2ºC )

Before: Ana had played basketball before she changed school

Until:  I didn’t say anything until she had finished talking.

After: After she had moved out, I found her notes

By the time: By the time the class started, John had done his homework.

By then: By then he had arrived in Madrid.

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(Violeta Antón Beneyto 2C)

- While : While I was cooking the dinner, my brother felt.

- At 8 o´clock, at half past three… : I wasn´t in the school at 8 o´clock.

- As : As we were studying, it starded to rain.

- Last night, yesterday, last week… : Last week we were receiving class.

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(USES)   Raquel Robles 2ndC

1. A finished action that happened before a second action in the past.

Example:I had prepared the food, so we didn't have to go out to dinner

2. A condition that determines the action.

Example: If I had studied more to the exam, I would have gotten a better grade.

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(Rebeca Quirante Ruiz 2C)

AFFIRMATIVE
-Subjet+ Verb TO BE (was/were)+ verb with -ing.

EXAMPLE:
-I was dancing in front of the mirror.

NEGATIVE
-Subjetc+ verb TO BE (was/were)+ not+ verb with -ing.

EXAMPLE:
-She wasn't crying.

INTERROGATIVE
-verb TO BE (was/were)+ subject+ verb with -ing?

EXAMPLE:
-were they running?

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It is used for an action that was taking place or occurring in the past before another action already passed.

ex.
He had been repairing the car before they went.
Él había estado reparando el coche antes de que ellos se fueran.

-It differs from "past perfect" in that it emphasizes the action in progress, while "past perfect" sees it as finished.

She had been crying when I found her.

Había estado llorando cuando la encontré (énfasis en la duración de la acción).

She had cried when I found her.

Había llorado cuando la encontré (acción finalizada).

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Past Simple
Past Continuous
Past Perfect Simple
Past Perfect Continuous