Regular Verbs
Question: What is the past form of 'play'?
Answer: played
Question: What is the past form of 'go'?
Answer: went
Question: Make it negative: I watched TV yesterday.
Answer: I didn't watch TV yesterday.
Question: Complete: ___ you play football yesterday?
Answer: Did
Question: Correct: I goed to school yesterday.
Answer: I went to school yesterday.
Question: Complete: She ___ (visit) her grandma yesterday.
Answer: visited
Question: What is the past form of 'eat'?
Answer: ate
Question: Make it negative: She went to the cinema.
Answer: She didn't go to the cinema.
Question: Make a question: you / watch / a film / last night
Answer: Did you watch a film last night?
Question: Correct: He didn't played tennis.
Answer: He didn't play tennis.
Question: Complete: They ___ (stop) the car.
Answer: stopped
Question: Complete: We ___ (see) a cat yesterday.
Answer: saw
Question: Complete: We ___ (not have) breakfast yesterday.
Answer: didn't have
Question: Make a question: she / go / to school / yesterday
Answer: Did she go to school yesterday?
Question: Correct: Did you went shopping?
Answer: Did you go shopping?
Question: Complete: She ___ (study) English last night.
Answer: studied
Question: Complete: He ___ (buy) a new bike last week.
Answer: bought
Question: Make it negative: They were at home yesterday.
Answer: They weren't at home yesterday.
Question: Make a question: they / be / happy / yesterday
Answer: Were they happy yesterday?
Question: Correct: We was very tired yesterday.
Answer: We were very tired yesterday.
Question: Complete: They ___ (carry) the bags and ___ (dance) at the party.
Answer: carried; danced
Question: Give the past forms: take, write, drink.
Answer: took, wrote, drank
Question: Make it negative: He had lunch and drank some water.
Answer: He didn't have lunch or drink any water.
Question: Ask about the place: Tom went to London last summer.
Answer: Where did Tom go last summer?
Question: Correct both mistakes: She didn't saw him because she was went home.
Answer: She didn't see him because she went home.