Past Tense Verbs 1
What is the past tense of play?
played
Where is Malala from?
Malala is from Pakistan.
What is the past tense of memorize?
memorized
True or False: Malala loves going to school.
True. Malala loves going to school.
What is the past tense of award?
awarded
What is the past tense of like?
Who does Malala stand up for?
Malala stands up for girls and women.
What is the past tense of want?
wanted
True or False: The Taliban stood up for Malala when she said that girls should go to school.
False. The Taliban spoke out against Malala when she said that girls should go to school.
What is the past tense of walk?
walked
What is the past tense of skip?
skipped
Why does Malala protest?
Malala protests so that girls can go to school, and women can work.
What is the past tense of is?
was
True or False: The Taliban shot and killed Malala because she fought for education for girls.
False. The Taliban shot Malala, but she survived and continues to advocate for girls' education.
What is the past tense of are?
were
What is the past tense of ride?
rode
Who does Malala speak out against?
Malala speaks out against the Taliban.
What is the past tense of write?
wrote
True or False: Malala's father opened the school for girls that Malala attends.
True. Malala's father opened the school for girls that Malala attends.
What is the past tense of think?
thought
What is the past tense of take?
took
Why did Malala's school have a plain white door with no sign?
Malala's school had a plain white door so that the Taliban would not know it's a school.
What is the past tense of go?
went
True or False: Malala received the Nobel Peace Prize when she was 17 years old.
True. Malala was the youngest person to ever receive the Nobel Peace Prize at 17 years old.
What is the past tense of shop?
shopped