Прошедщее время

PAST

simple, continuous, perfect

SIMPLE

Verb (II)

Verb + ed yesterday did (-) (?)

• I listen ed to music yesterday.
• My friend did n’t listen to music.
• Did you listen to music? Yes, I did . (No, I did n’t)
• What did you listen ?

CONTINUOUS

Was at 5 o’clock yesterday

Were verb+ing when teacher came

• I was listen ing to music at 5 o’clock yesterday.
• They were n’t listen ing to music at 5 o’clock yesterday.
• Were you listen ing to music when teacher came?

Yes, I was (No, I wasn’t)

• What were you listen ing ?

Нельзя употреблять в Past Continuous

PERFECT

Had verb (III) just, already

Verb + ed before

(!) это действие было РАНЬШЕ другого.

• I had listen ed to music when teacher came.
• They had n’t listen ed to music when teacher took their phones.
• Had you listen ed to music when she took your phone?
• Yes, I had . (No, I had n’t)
• What had you listen ed when I asked you?

Past Simple

Past Continuous

(Past Progressive)

Verb+ ed

Вторая форма неправильных глаголов

Past Perfect

Was/Wer e + verb ing

We saw a scary film last week.

They talk ed for two hours yesterday.

Had + Verb+ ed

Had + Вторая форма неправильных глаголов

We were watch ing a scary film when Linda came in.

While Mary was cook ing , Ben was watch ing TV.

We didn’t see a scary film last week.

They didn’t talk for two hours yesterday.

Nick had talk ed to Mary’s friend before he called her.

We had seen that film by 6 o’clock.

We were n’t watch ing a scary film when Linda came in.

Mary was n’t cook ing , while Ben was watch ing TV.

Did we see a scary film last week?

Did they talk for two hours yesterday?

Nick had n’t talk ed to Mary’s friend before he called her.

We had n’t seen that film by 6 o’clock.

Were we watch ing a scary film when Linda came in?

Was Mary cook ing while Ben was watching TV?

Had Nick talk ed to Mary’s friend before he called her?

Had we seen that film by 6 o’clock?