viernes, 20 de septiembre de 2013

GRAMMAR

Gramma Simple Past.


 




You can use the Simple Past when you want say something that already happened

 








Now i will show you one mind map for you understand the simple past structure:


 



http://www.tt-group.net/text/Mind_maps/Past-simple-mind-map.jpg










 Simple Past Affirmative:

Los verbos irregulares no forman el pasado simple añadiendo la terminación -ed.
 
No tienen regla fija, por lo que hay que estudiar la lista de los pasados irregulares.
 
-Regular Verb Structure:  ( VERB + ED )
 
 
I workedYo trabajé, trabajaba
You workedTú trabajabas, trabajaste
He workedÉl trabajaba, trabajó
We workedNosotros trabajábamos, trabajamos
You workedVosotros trabajábais, trabajásteis
They workedEllos trabajaban, trabajaron


 
 Example: I whatched tv in my room.
                 You talked with my 10 min ago



Iregular Verb Struture: ( Begin - Began - Begun )
















Simple Past Negative:



Structure: Subject + Didn't + Verb



Forma largaForma corta
I did not workI didn't work
You did not goYou didn't go
He did not workHe didn't work
We did not go We didn't go
You did not workYou didn't work
They did not goThey didn't go.


Example : Carol Didn't Know the true
















Simple Past Question: 



Structure: WH + DID + SUBJECT + VERB ?



Example: Why did you know the true?













The simple past is use on all personal pronouns
 





Examples: I was in London
                  You were in the store
                  They were in the city
                  He was sad




Pronunciación de la forma -ed

La terminación -ed en los verbos regulares dependerá de la terminación de los verbos en su modo infinitivo:
1 'ed' se pronuncia como /t/ en los verbos que terminan con un sonido sordo (no produce vibración en las cuerdas vocales) excepto los que acaban en "t".
Es decir, los verbos que acaban en /p/, /k/, /f/, /θ/, /s/, /ʃ/, /ʧ/
 
stop
stopped
work
worked
stuff
stuffed
reach
reached
kiss
kissed
wash
washed
reach
reached


 
 
 
 
ed' se pronuncia como /d/ en los verbos que terminan en vocal o con un sonido sonoro (hay una vibración en las cuerdas vocales) excepto la "d".
Es decir, las consonantes sonoras /b/, /ð/, /g/, /v/, /z/, /ʒ/, /ʤ/, /m/, /n/, /ŋ/, /l/, /r/
studystudied
rubrubbed
hughugged
loveloved
useused
massagemassaged
resumeresumed
prepareprepared



 




'ed' se pronuncia como /Id/ en los verbos que terminan en /t/ o /d/.
decidedecided
waitwaited
handhanded
hatehated






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