Fill in the blank
Tom ___ (eat) a huge burger for lunch.
ate
Change this sentence into a negative sentence: "Megan brought her cat to school yesterday."
Megan didn't bring her cat to school yesterday.
What is the simple past of this verb: "watch"?
watched
Change this sentence into a question: "He went to the mall last night."
Did he go to the mall last night?
"I go to school yesterday."
I went to school yesterday.
Our teacher ___ (give) us extra homework yesterday.
gave
Change this sentence into a negative sentence: "Carl bought a new bike last month."
Carl didn't buy a new bike last month.
What is the simple past of this verb: "go"?
went
Change this sentence into a question: "We visited our relatives last weekend."
Did we visit our relatives last weekend?
"He didn't wanted to leave the party."
He didn't want to leave the party.
I ___ (not / play) basketball yesterday, I ___ (play) football.
didn’t play / played
Change this sentence into a negative sentence: "They were at the party on Friday."
They weren't at the party on Friday.
What is the simple past of this verb: "buy"?
bought
Change this negative sentence into a question: "She didn't play yesterday."
Did she play yesterday?
"I have visited my grandma yesterday."
I visited my grandma yesterday.
I ___ (play) football yesterday, but
moved / bought
Change this sentence so the second part is negative: "I played football, and I won the match."
I played football, but I didn't win the match.
What is the simple past of this verb: "catch"?
caught
Change this sentence into a question: "Alex didn't catch his cat in the garden a week ago."
Did Alex catch his cat in the garden a week ago?
"She practiced every day, and finally she winned the race last year."
she won the race last year
Yesterday morning, before school, I ___ (wake) up late, ___ (miss) the bus, ___ (run) all the way there, and still ___ (arrive) five minutes early.
woke / missed / ran / arrived
Find and fix the mistake in this negative sentence: "Everyone didn't finished their test on time."
Everyone didn't finish their test on time.
What is the simple past of this verb: "put"?
put
Fix the pronoun mistake, then change the sentence into a question: "Me and my brother ate sweets last weekend."
Did my brother and I eat sweets last weekend?
"Last summer we visit my grandparents, swimmed in the lake every day, and my brother don't came with us."
visited / swam / didn't come