Past Simple
Complete the sentence:
Yesterday I ___ (play) football.
Yesterday I played football
Complete the sentence:
I have ___ (eat) breakfast.
I have eaten breakfast.
Complete the question:
Have you ___ eaten sushi?
Have you ever eaten sushi?
Complete the sentence:
I ___ (watch) TV at 8 p.m.
I was watching TV at 8p.m.
Complete the sentence:
She ___ (read) a book now.
Choose the correct option:
She ___ TV last night.
a) watch
b) watched
She watched TV last night.
Choose the correct option:
She has ___ her homework.
a) do
b) done
She has done her homework.
Complete the sentence:
I have ___ been to Paris. (0 times)
I have never been to Paris
Choose the correct option:
They ___ football when it started to rain.
a) were playing
b) was playing
They were playing football when it started to rain.
Choose the correct option:
They are ___ football now.
a) play
b) playing
They are playing football now.
Make the sentence negative:
They visited the museum yesterday.
They didn’t visit the museum yesterday.
Make the sentence negative:
They have visited London.
They haven't visited London.
Choose the correct option:
Have they ___ seen this film?
a) never
b) ever
Have they ever seen this film?
Make the sentence negative:
She was studying at 6 p.m.
She was not studying at 6 p.m.
She wasn’t studying at 6 p.m.
Make the sentence negative:
I am watching TV.
I am not watching TV.
I’m not watching TV.
Make a question:
He finished his homework.
Did he finish his homework?
Make a question:
You have seen this film.
Have you seen this film?
Make a sentence with never:
(I / try / pizza)
I have never tried pizza.
Make a question:
He was sleeping in class.
Was he sleeping in class?
Make a question:
She is studying English.
Is she studying English?
Correct the mistake:
We goed to the park last weekend.
We went to the park last weekend.
Correct the mistake:
He have finished his homework.
He has finished his homework
Correct the mistake:
I have ever been to London.
I have never been to London.
Correct the mistake:
We was doing our homework.
We were doing our homework.
Correct the mistake:
He are listening to music.
He is listening to music.