Verbos en tiempo pasado - Easy English App

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En esta lección aprenderemos a conjugar los verbos de su forma original a su forma en pasado simple y pasado participo (debido a que en ingles se conjugan de la misma manera), también aprenderemos a pronunciar de manera correcta algunos verbos. Presten atención porque los verbos en su forma pasada suelen ser un poco complicados de pronunciar.

Para finalizar realizaremos unos ejercicios que nos ayudaran a entender las reglas que se utilizan para conjugar los verbos en pasado.
 


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