curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/670562a2aa92081a89ba77f6.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Yes, I BLANK the credentials and the connection BLANK finally successful. The app BLANK working again.
updated
This is the Simple Past form of the regular verb update, created by adding -ed to the base verb.
was
This is the Simple Past form of the verb to be, used here to describe the state of the connection.
started
This is the Simple Past form of the regular verb start, created by adding -ed to the base verb.
Affirmative sentences in the Simple Past follow specific rules:
For the verb to be, the forms are was (singular) and were (plural). These forms are used without auxiliary verbs. For example:
The project was successful. - This means the project brought good results.
They were happy with the results. - this represents how they felt about the results of the project.
Regular verbs in the Simple Past are formed by adding -ed to the base verb. For example:
I worked on the project yesterday. - You add -ed to the base form of the verb work to say that the action happened in a moment in the past.{
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