Past Simple 1
Jane (become) a doctor after studying at university.
became
I (to be) at the library yesterday
was
True or false: the infinitive, the past simple and the past participle of 'read' are all pronounced the same same.
False.
The infinitive is pronounced: riːd
The past simple and the past participle are pronounced: ɾɛɗ
Answer the question using a full sentence with the correct form of the verb: Where were you born?
I was born in...
Victor (read) the book last month.
read
She (have) a pink bicycle.
had
"I'm so sorry mum, I've (break) your favourite plate."
broken
True of false: the infinitive, past simple, and participle of 'cut' are all pronounced the same.
It's true!
Answer the question using a full sentence.
Did you have a pet when you were a child?
Yes, I had a ...
No, I didn't.
Michael (go) to the movies on Friday.
went
He (hurt) his leg playing football.
hurt
Carolina has (teach) a lot of classes this week.
taught
True or false: the infinitive, past simple and past participle of 'let' are pronounced differently.
False, they're all pronounced the same.
Answer the question with a full sentence.
Did you ever fight with your brother(s) or sister(s)?
Yes, we fought.
No, we didn't fight.
Shelly (do) her laundry on Saturday.
did
I liked both dresses but I (choose) the blue.
chose
Jeremy: Where's Mary?
Peter: She's (leave) without you because you weren't ready to go out.
left
Answer the question using a full sentence.
What time did you come to class?
I came to class at...
Stephen (drive) really fast until the police (catch) him.
drove; caught
I (forget) about the homework and (leave) it at home.
forgot; left
Have you (speak) to your teacher about the problem with your homework?
spoken
Answer the question using a full sentence.
When did you begin studying English?
I began studying when I was...