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     • Use “got” for the simple past tense: when an action happened at a specific time in the past.
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     Past Form of Get (Got or Gotten) - GrammarVocab

2. www.wallstreetenglish.com › exercises › tenses-andTenses and Time Adverbs used with the Present and Past Simple

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   We use ‘for’ with a period of time, which could be in the present, past or future. While we use ‘since’ with a fixed point in the past, so it’s only used with the present perfect simple and continuous. For example: We’re staying here for three nights. She’ll be away for ten days.

3. lingolex.com › simplepast › adverbialsADVERBIALS IN THE SIMPLE PAST - Lingolex

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   When we make a sentence in the simple past we often use an adverbial to say when the event happened: Adverbials and time expressions used IN THE SIMPLE PAST.

4. linguapress.com › grammar › get-gotForms and use of get and got in English - Linguapress

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   Get + object + past participle : as in get it mended - get is used in the meaning of cause (to happen) - (examples 15 - 17 below) Examples of get as a main verb. I'm getting a new car tomorrow. (acquiring, buying) He gets very cross when you ask him personal questions. (becomes) I'm getting someone to cut the grass. (finding, employing)

5. learnenglishthroughliterature.com › lesson-155Lesson #155: Tenses to Tell Stories With: The Past ...

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   Jan 7, 2021 · ️ When you are retelling a story, remember to conjugate verbs in the tense that suits the subject’s action (whether that is the narrator, who is describing something in the past – or else a character within the story, who is most likely acting in their own present tense). …

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   Aug 3, 2017 · The verb get is used 10 times -- and with several different meanings. Get is one of the most commonly used, most tricky, and sometimes most hated words for English learners. When learning...

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   How do you use past tense in a story?

   • Try to use one example or more of each of these tenses when writing a story. The past simple is used to describe the events in a story in the chronological order that they happened. You can use several past tense verbs in one sentence if the events happen one after the other.

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   What tenses do you use to tell a story?

   • In this example, we have used a 3rd conditional sentence, a passive verb form, and two adjectives in the initial position. Narrative tenses are the tenses we use to tell a story. The most useful narrative tenses are the past simple, past continuous and past perfect.

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   When do you use an adverb in a sentence?

   • When we make a sentence in the simple past we often use an adverbial to say when the event happened:

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   How do you use “got” in a sentence?

   • Use “got” for the simple past tense: when an action happened at a specific time in the past. Use “got” or “gotten” for the past participle: In American English, prefer “gotten” when talking about acquiring, receiving, or becoming something. In British English, stick with “got.” Must Try:

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   How many times is the verb get used?

   • The verb get is used 10 times -- and with several different meanings. Get is one of the most commonly used, most tricky, and sometimes most hated words for English learners. When learning this verb, it is best to keep a sense of humor.

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   How do you use past tense in a sentence?

   • The past simple is used to describe the events in a story in the chronological order that they happened. You can use several past tense verbs in one sentence if the events happen one after the other. When I got to my hotel room and opened the suitcase, I saw lots of small bags. I shouted out and turned on the lamp.

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   The past simple is used to describe the events in a story in the chronological order that they happened. You can use several past tense verbs in one sentence if the events happen one after the other. When I got to my hotel room and opened the suitcase, I saw lots of small bags. I shouted out and turned on the lamp.