How many people .... (is) there?
How many people were there?
Adam doesn't run every day.
I _______ (buy) the newspaper in the shop.
I bought the newspaper in the shop
I added their bill to get the total amount due.
-ed pronounced as /ɪd/
I likeed The Beatles when I was younger.
I liked The Beatles when I was younger.
_____ you ______ (go to bed) early last night?
Did you go to bed early last night?
There ________ (be, no) any milk left in the fridge.
There isn't any milk left in the fridge.
It was too expensive and we _____ (pay) too much for it.
It was too expensive and we paid too much for it.
I subtracted what I owed from the total.
ed pronounced as /ɪd/
Did you writed to him on his birthday?
Did you write to him on his birthday?
______ (be) you late for class?
Were you late for class?
He_________ (can, no) fix it.
He couldn't fix it.
They marryed last year
They married last year
Surprisingly, they cleaned the apartment yesterday.
-ed pronounced as /d/
We begun a project at work last month.
We began a project at work last month.
How many/ How much _______ you _____ (eat) for breakfast?
How much did you eat for breakfast?
They _________ (no, be) at the party last weekend.
They weren't at the party last weekend.
She _______ (stay) at my house for a week.
She stayed at my house for a week.
We talked all night.
-ed pronounced as /t/
You we're in the same school as me!
You were in the same school as me!
______ (be, no, she) in your year in school?
Wasn't she in your year in school?
I ______ (no, do) the exercises that we _____ (have) for homework.
I didn't do the the exercises that we had for homework.
A: _______ you ______ (try) something new recently?
B: Yes, I __________ (try) rollerblading last Saturday.
A: Did you try something new recently?
B: Yes, I tried rollerblading last Saturday.
Have you washed the dishes yet?
-ed pronounced as /t/
Did you go to the cinema the last Saturday?
Did you go to the cinema last Saturday?