My Past Simple sentences.
I woke up at 7:50 am today.
My son and I went to a book store yesterday.
We bought a book and two CDs for him.
He drove.
When we came back I asked him to take the trash out.
He did.
I asked him to feed the cat.
He said: What? I don't understand what you are talking about.
He was in a playful mood.
Later in the evening I read the book 'Mort' by Terry Pratchett aloud to my husband, because he was sick yesterday and layed in bed.
My son came into the room to check his Facebook news on my computer, because his computer got broken – the screen stayed black and the computer made funny sounds.
We had a family discussion about how to pronounce the word 'inevitability'.
We came to a conclusion that it had two stresses: ine'vitabi'lity.
We discussed the use of idioms in English.
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It is very interesting though it is not Past Simple Tense.
Being dead in English can be described as
- six feet under – meaning that the body is six feet under the ground level, six feet is a standard depth of a grave;
- looking at the other side of the grass – we are looking at the grass from the upper side, and dead people would look at it from the other side.
- pushing up daisies – more active dead people would even try and help flowers grow.
These idioms have something to do with physical body. Here is another one: meeting the Creater. It refers to the soul.
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OK, now back to Past Simple Tense.
I didn't cook anything yesterday.
We ate the left-overs from a day before yesterday.
Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away.
My sister wrote me a message via odnoklassniki today.
I answered her but we didn't really talk yet.
This morning I hoped it would be a wonderful day today!
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