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WAS / WERE (ser o estar, estaban, estabas, estaba, PASADO

present
I am                          was 
He / She / It     is   -  was 
You / We / They      are  - were

PAST SIMPLE AFFIRMATIVE
*V + ED = With  most  verb  we add ED; work - worked
* + D = with verbs ending with E, we add D; live - lived
*Y - IED = with verbs that end with a consonant + Y we change the Y to IED; try- tried, apply - aplied , study - studies 
DOBLE CONSONANT = with verbs that end with a vowel  + one consonant we doble the consonant; stop - stopped, plan - planned

PREPOSITIONS
provide information about the relationship of an object to another part of the sentences
to remember the role of preposition, notice that position appers in the word preposition 
PLACES PREPOSITION 
AT= located at a specific place. Clara studied at the library all day
IN = located within boundaries (enclosed). The fans are in the stadium 
ON = located on a surfface ( not enclosed). I left my homework on the kitchen table 
TIMES PREPOSITIONS
AT = a specific time on the clock, tiempos de dia, night.  
     example: we have class at 2 o'clock
                    I have an appointment with the doctor al 4:30
                    We sleep at night
IN = a specific month, specific year, in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening,
ON= a specific day of the week, a specific date, 
FROM....... TO = FROM ( specific time) TO ( a specific time) 

ANOTHER PREPOSITIONS
about - around something or enclosing somenthing
for - with a purpuse or giving a reason 
to: in a direction 
at : connected to  a location
from: the origin of something
in: completely or partly enclosed by somenting 
on: thr basis for something

VERB ING
we use ING adjectives to describe characteristics fo people, things or situacions
example: Six flags is very amazing, The movie was confusing

RULES ING
verbs end with E change to ing
example: live - living        love - loving

verbs end with Y just add ING
study - studying
play - playing

VERB + ED
we use ED adjectives to describe temporal emotions or feeling
example; we are WORRIED for the exam
She felt RELAXED 

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