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    This document contains vocabulary words describing different personality adjectives like clever, brave, funny. It also describes grammar rules for using the past simple tense in Spanish. It explains how regular verbs are made in the past by adding -ed and irregular verbs have different past forms. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the past simple tense, such as "They bought a computer" and "Did they buy a computer?".

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    MODULE 5. NEWSFLASH.

    SECTION B
    Vocabulary: Adejctives
    Clever: Kind:
    Brave: Nice:
    Funny: Adventurous:
    Weak: Generous:
    Shy: Honest:
    Creative: Confident:
    Easy-going: Fun-loving:
    Athletic: Hard-working:
    Lazy: Outgoing:
    Strong: Friendly:

    GRAMMAR
    The Past Simple
    El pasado simple se usa para hablar de cosas que ya han sucedido en el pasado.
    AFIRMATIVA:
    Hay dos tipos de verbos, los regulares y los irregulares. Los verbos regulares forman el pasado añadiendo -ed al
    presente, los verbos irregulares forman el pasado con una forma diferente al presente:
    Verbos Regulares  play – played
    Study – studied
    Close – closed
    Chat – chatted
    Verbos Irregulares  go – went
    Have – had
    Break – broke
    Buy – bought …

    NEGATIVA:
    Para negar el pasado simple tenemos que poner DIDN’T delante del verbo en presente:
    + She went to London in 1994.
    -She didn’t go to London in 1994.
    INTERROGATIVA:
    Para hacer una pregunta en pasado tenemos que poner DID delante del sujeto y luego el verbo en presente:
    ¿ Did she go to London in 1994? Yes, she did // No, she didn’t
    EJEMPLOS
    + They bought a computer.
    -They didn’t buy a computer.
    ¿ Did they buy a computer?

    + You opened the window.


    -You didn’t open the window.
    ¿ Did you open the window?

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