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Past tenses: Verdadero o FalsoVersión en línea Desafía tu manejo del past simple y perfectos. por Jorge 1 “Used to” can not be used in interrogative Yes No 2 “I used to play football when I was younger, but now I don’t” is a correct use of “used to” Yes No 3 Are the time expressions: ago, lost week, yesterday or today valid in the past simple tense? Yes No 4 “Useful time expressions” is one of the reasons for using past perfect simple Yes No 5 El past perfect continuous se usa para acciones que ocurren después de otra acción pasada. Yes No 6 “Be the time Weibo got to the party, the and had eaten all the food” is a good example of past perfect Yes No 7 Questions in past simple are formed with 'did' in front of the subject. Yes No 8 Past simple is used for actions completed at a specific time in the past. Yes No 9 “She had called me before I saw your message” is a correct use of the past simple Yes No 10 The past simple is used with routines and habits from the past Yes No 11 The past simple negation is formed by putting 'didn't' before the subject. Yes No 12 “Had eaten” is used in the past perfect continuous Yes No 13 In past continuous, the auxiliary is placed at the end of the sentence in interrogatives. Yes No 14 The affirmative form of the past simple is subject + verb in the past (e.g.: I walked). Yes No 15 “Would” can only be used with movement/action verbs Yes No 16 The past perfect simple does not allow interrogatives. Yes No 17 “An action that was still in progress when another action in the past took place” is for the past perfect continuous Yes No 18 The past continuous is used for actions that were in progress at a specific time in the past. Yes No 19 “Yesterday at 7pm, I was running in the park when my dad phoned me” is a good use of the past continuous Yes No 20 The past perfect simple is used for an action that occurred before another past action. Yes No 21 The simple past perfect is used with an action that occurred before another action or before a specific time in the past Yes No 22 “Would” is used with actions that happen regularly, especially in the past Yes No 23 Subject+V-ed/did+complements is the structure from the past continuous Yes No 24 “Used to” is used with something that happened regularly in the past but no longer happens Yes No 25 The past simple is used for actions in progress in the past. Yes No

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Past tenses: Verdadero o FalsoVersión en línea

por Jorge

“Used to” can not be used in interrogative

“I used to play football when I was younger, but now I don’t” is a correct use of “used to”

Are the time expressions: ago, lost week, yesterday or today valid in the past simple tense?

“Useful time expressions” is one of the reasons for using past perfect simple

El past perfect continuous se usa para acciones que ocurren después de otra acción pasada.

“Be the time Weibo got to the party, the and had eaten all the food” is a good example of past perfect

Questions in past simple are formed with 'did' in front of the subject.

Past simple is used for actions completed at a specific time in the past.

“She had called me before I saw your message” is a correct use of the past simple

The past simple is used with routines and habits from the past

The past simple negation is formed by putting 'didn't' before the subject.

“Had eaten” is used in the past perfect continuous

In past continuous, the auxiliary is placed at the end of the sentence in interrogatives.

The affirmative form of the past simple is subject + verb in the past (e.g.: I walked).

“Would” can only be used with movement/action verbs

The past perfect simple does not allow interrogatives.

“An action that was still in progress when another action in the past took place” is for the past perfect continuous

The past continuous is used for actions that were in progress at a specific time in the past.

“Yesterday at 7pm, I was running in the park when my dad phoned me” is a good use of the past continuous

The past perfect simple is used for an action that occurred before another past action.

The simple past perfect is used with an action that occurred before another action or before a specific time in the past

“Would” is used with actions that happen regularly, especially in the past

Subject+V-ed/did+complements is the structure from the past continuous

“Used to” is used with something that happened regularly in the past but no longer happens

The past simple is used for actions in progress in the past.