Everday
What is the past tense of SAY
SAID
Say this in the past tense: I MAKE DINNER.
I MADE DINNER.
Ask this question in the past tense:
WHERE DO YOU GO?
WHERE DID YOU GO?
Change this sentence to PRESENT TENSE:
I felt sad.
I feel sad.
Say in the past tense:
I do not see you.
Say in the past tense: TAKE
TOOK
Say in the past tense:
She gives him flowers.
She gave him flowers.
Say this question in the past tense:
DO YOU TAKE PICTURES?
Did you take pictures?
Change this sentence to PRESENT TENSE:
She went to school.
She goes to school.
Say the negative:
We spent the day at the park
We didn't spend the day at the park.
Say in the past tense:
TO BE (the answer is 2 words)
was, were
Say in the past tense:
My friend grows roses in his garden.
My friend grew roses in his garden.
Say this question in the past tense:
Where do you go on Tuesdays?
Where did you go on Tuesday?
Change this sentence to PRESENT TENSE:
They spoke to the teacher.
They speak to the teacher.
Say in past tense:
They don't choose to stay home.
They didn't choose to stay home.
Say in the past tense:
What will you buy?
What did you buy?
Say in the past tense:
They will buy a new house.
They bought a new house.
Say this question in the past tense:
What do you eat for breakfast?
What did you eat for breakfast?
She didn't like the food.
She doesn't like the food.
She likes adventure movies, but she doesn't like scary movies.
She liked adventure movies, but she didn't like scary movies.
Say in the SIMPLE PAST tense:
They are going to drive home.
They drove home.
Say in the past tense:
I know where you are.
I knew where you were.
Say this question in the past tense:
Will he come home?
Did he come home?
Change this sentence to PRESENT TENSE:
My friend fell and broke her arm.
My friend falls and breaks her arm.
Say in past tense:
Do you read books? Yes, I do.
Did you read books? Yes, I did.