Simple Past
"I goed to the park yesterday."
I went to the park yesterday.
the / park / I / to / went
I went to the park.
At Yangjaecheon, a woman was walking an unusual animal on a leash. What animal was it?
a duck
You slept only 3 hours. You feel ___.
(a) excited (b) exhausted (c) satisfied
(b) exhausted
Which is correct?
(a) Today is March twelveth.
(b) Today is March twelfth.
(c) Today is March twelve.
(b) Today is March twelfth.
She buyed a new bag next week.
She bought a new bag last week.
a / movie / she / watching / is
She is watching a movie.
One student went to a big island in the USA. What did she eat every day?
poke
"I go to the gym ___ a week." You go on Monday and Thursday.
(a) two time (b) twice (c) two
(b) twice
How do you say this date out loud: 05/20/2026?
May twentieth, twenty twenty-six
Did you went to Busan this weekend?
Did you go to Busan last weekend?
did / the / where / go / on / he / weekend
Where did he go on the weekend?
A student visited the border between North and South Korea. What year was the railroad there built?
1921
Which sentence is correct?
(a) Always he is late.
(b) He always is late.
(c) He is always late.
(c) He is always late.
Which is correct?
(a) It's June three.
(b) It's June third.
(c) It's the June three.
(b) It's June third
I didn't saw the new movie tomorrow.
I didn't see the new movie yesterday.
did / last / you / what / do / weekend
What did you do last weekend?
After Artemis II landed, one astronaut really wanted to eat at one place. Where?
Mcdonald's
"The duck was wearing ___."
(a) a diaper (b) the diaper (c) diaper
(a) a diaper
on / is / birthday / June / my /12th
My birthday is on June 12th.
He doesn't came to visited last weekend.
He didn't come to visit last weekend.
more / Seoul / Sokcho / crowded / is / than
Seoul is more crowded than Sokcho
One student went to Pyongyang for business. Who did she represent?
the South Korean government
Which is correct?
(a) She has patience.
(b) She has patient.
(c) She is patience.
(a) She has patience.
How do you say the dates for these numbers: 22, 30, 31?
twenty-second, thirtieth, thirty-first