NICOLAS ORTIZ - COMPLETED ACTIONS

 The past simple tense is used for actions which are completed at a definite point in time in the past. This point can be implied or expressed with a time expression or a clause

Examples:



I bought a motorbike last week.

She was born in 1990.

Columbus discovered America. (i.e. in 1492)

How did it happen? (i.e. when it happened)

When I got home, I went to bed straight away.


Examples of time expressions that refer to a definite time in the past:

a year/two months/a few weeks/three days/etc. ago

at 5 o'clock

yesterday

earlier today/this week/this month

last week/month/year


Completed Actions Link: https://puzzel.org/es/word-scramble/play?p=-MFpb-PaUfKesUXyMxQG


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