Question

110
Oxford Junior English Grammar
EXERCISE 41
Direction: Use the correct verb form in the fo
entences, chosen from the ones given in the bracket
Examples:
(a) The sun ...
in the east.
(is risir
(b) I ...
........ to school everyday.
(go, ar
(c) He
yesterday.
(came, ha
(d) My father ...... tomorrow.
(comes, wi
(e) It
....... for two hours. (is raining, has been
Answer:
(a) The sun rises in the enot​

Answer 1

Answer:

When you talk about something that happened in the past, use the Past Simple tense (also called the Simple Past tense).

For example:

“I live in the UK.” (Present Simple tense)

“Last year I lived in France.” (Past Simple tense)

When to use the Past Simple tense

We use the Past Simple tense for states and for actions:

I lived in France when I was a child. (state)

I got up early and then had a coffee. (action)

We use this tense to talk about events a long time ago and also more recent events. The important thing is that the events are in the past. For that reason we often use a time reference, such as “ago” or “last year”, for example.

Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago. (distant past)

I spoke to Nigel just a minute ago. (recent past)

Explanation:

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