Irregular verbs (past tense)
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True or false
Forming questions
100
wake up 

woke up

100
This job is mostly driving. Usually, customers are driven around cities or to airports. The customer must pay the driver after the trip is complete.

Taxi Driver

100

To create a question in the past simple tense, you must add the auxiliary verb "did". 

true:

Did Tom eat at McDonalds last night?

100

Last night, I went to bed at 12:00.

What time did you go to bed last night?

or 

When did you go to bed last night?

200

sleep

slept

200

This was extremely popular for women in the past. Now, men work this job too. This job involves changing a person's hair until the customer is satisfied. 

Hairdresser

200

When making a question in the past simple tense, "did" is always the first word in the question. 

false:

You can add words such as "where", "when", "why", etc. Where did Jack go yesterday?

You can also start a question with the verb "to be"

Was Jack sad last night?

200

I spent $150.00 yesterday. 

How much money did you spend yesterday?

300

speak

spoke

300

This job looks at, gives treatment, and studies the mouth (oral cavity) of a person.

Dentist

300

The past simple is used to talk about something that already happened. 

true

300

At the party, I met Jack and Sally. 

Who did you meet at the party?

400

teach

taught

400

There are many different types of this job. All of these professionals invent, design, analyze, and build a variety of things. Some things include machines and structures. 

Engineer

400
Verbs in the past simple change with the subjects "he" "she", and "it". 

false: the past simple stays the same for every subject.

He polished his medal.

I polished my medal.

400

I sold 10 cases of wine.

How many cases of wine did you sell?

500

read

read

500

This is a job that requires the worker to maintain electrical equipment or fix it when something happens.

Electrician

500

Look at this sentence structure:

Did you go to see the giraffe's new baby at the zoo today?

The verb "to see" is grammatically correct.

True

500

I wasn't able to see last night. I didn't have my contacts.

Were you able to see last night? Did you have your contacts?

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