Question

Mr. kendall ____ his lawn regularly( mow ) make in past tence​

Answer 1

Ans:-

Mr.Kendali was in his lawn regularly.

Tense:-

Tense denote the time of action.They show when thr work is done

Types:-

• Present Tense
• Past tense
• Future tense

Past tense:-

This tense symbolizes the ever moving non stop wheel of time which is forever busy gathering moments of future and throwing them into the past.

Past Continuous:-

This tense used to denote an action going on at sometime in the past

Rules:-

Assertive:-

Sub+was/were+V1 +ing+obj

Negative:-

Sub+was/were+not+ing+obj.

Interrogative:-

Was/Were+sub+V1+ing+obj?

Interrogative negative:-

Was/were+sub+not+V1+ing+obj?

Answer 2

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Given Sentence:-

• Mr. kendall ____ his lawn regularly
• Mr. kendall mowed his lawn regularly

Different forms of Verbs in the Simple Past Tense

• In Affirmative Sentences (Positive Statements), we use the Simple Past Tense form of the Verb with all Subjects.

Structure:- Subject + Simple Past Tense form of the Verb

Example:- Radha performed at the school function.

• In Negative Sentences, the pattern is:

Structure:- Subject + did not + Main (or Present) form of the Verb

Example:- Radha did not perform at the school function.

In Interrogative Sentences, the pattern is:

Structure:- Did + Subject + Main (or Present) form of the Verb + ?

Example:- Did Radha perform at the school function?

Question word + did + Subject + Main (or Present) form of the Verb

How/When/Why did Radha perform at the school function?

Short Forms:

In Negative and Negative-Interrogative sentences, did not is generally shortened as didn't

1. She didn't go.
2. Didn't you go?
3. I didn't go.

The Past Tense of the verb to be is given below:

• was/were/had/did and was not/were not/had not/did not.

Where to Use Simple Past Tense

• The Simple Past Tense is used to express an action that took place in the past time