1Informal Past, Affirmative る-verbs
Drop る add た
2Informal Past, Affirmative う-Verbs
Conjugate the verb to the て-form, but instead of using て or で use た or だ respectively.
3Informal Past, Negative for all Verbs
Make the verb negative and replace い with かった. For example, 持つ becomes 持たない and then becomes 持たなかった.
4Informal Past, Affirmative 行く
行った
5Informal Past Verb + と思います
"X happened I think"
6Informal Past Verb + と言っていました
"They said X happened"
7Verb in ている Form + Noun
Verbs can modify a noun if the verb is in the ている form
8もう + Past Verb
もう means already, so combining that with a verb in the past tense makes it "I have already done X"
9まだ + ていない Verb
まだ means not yet, so combing that with a verb in the negative ている-form makes it "I have not done X yet"
11から
Because. Goes on the end of a clause to make it an explanation. Reason + から + whatever else.
It translates to "because" but it works closer to the English word "so."
12どう
An adverb meaning, "how" or "how about." Like, "How was the plane ride?"