Verb To Be Past Simple

Verb To Be Past simple
Past Simple of regular verbs
You use the past simple when you want to talk about something at a definite time in the past (for example yesterday, last night, in 1993 etc)
Most verbs are regular and show this regularity by having -ed on the end.

A) Positive form:
I lived in Greece when I was achild...But now I live in Italy He answered the question first.
She relaxed yesterday.
It played the violin last night.....
We celebrated mom`s birthday last Saturday
They played beach volley last week end.
Note: All persons in the past have thesame form:
I you he she it we they played visited etc

B) Negative form:
You have to use didn´t + the infinitive of the verb (without to) for all persons.
Examples:
I didn`t visit Paris when I was in France last year...A pity!
You didn`t study maths last week. So you failed your exam
He didn´t relax last Monday. He worked alot. Now he is tired indeed.
She didn`t prepare salad. She prepared pasta.
It didn´t play the piano last night....It played the banjo!
We didn`t start the meeting at twelve. It started at two p.m
They didn`t like the colour of our house.

This is the list of the REGUALR VERBS
There are thousands of regular verbs in English. This is a list of 600 of the more common regularverbs. Note that there are some spelling variations in American English (for example, "practise" becomes "practice" in American English).
* accept * add * admire * admit * advise * afford * agree * alert | * allow * amuse * analyse * announce * annoy * answer * apologise * appear | * applaud * appreciate * approve * argue * arrange * arrest * arrive* ask | * attach * attack * attempt * attend * attract * avoid |
 
* back * bake * balance * ban * bang * bare * bat * bathe * battle * beam | * beg * behave * belong * bleach * bless * blind * blink * blot * blush * boast | * boil * bolt * bomb * book * bore * borrow * bounce * bow * box * brake | * branch *breathe * bruise * brush * bubble * bump * burn * bury * buzz |
 
* calculate * call * camp * care * carry * carve * cause * challenge * change * charge * chase * cheat * check * cheer * chew | * choke * chop * claim * clap * clean * clear * clip * close * coach * coil * collect * colour * comb * command * communicate | *compare * compete * complain * complete * concentrate * concern * confess * confuse * connect * consider * consist * contain * continue * copy * correct | * cough * count * cover * crack * crash * crawl * cross * crush * cry * cure * curl * curve * cycle |
 
* dam * damage * dance * dare * decay * deceive * decide *decorate * delay * delight | * deliver * depend * describe * desert * deserve * destroy * detect * develop * disagree * disappear | * disapprove * disarm * discover * dislike * divide * double * doubt * drag * drain * dream | * dress * drip * drop * drown * drum * dry * dust |
 
* earn * educate * embarrass * employ * empty *encourage | * end * enjoy * enter * entertain * escape * examine | * excite * excuse * exercise * exist * expand * expect | * explain * explode * extend |
 
* face * fade * fail * fancy * fasten * fax * fear * fence | * fetch * file * fill * film * fire * fit * fix * flap | * flash * float * flood * flow * flower *...