Past Simple Affirmative (+)
Ernest (to be) a great communicator.
Ernest was a great communicator.
Liam (not to be) always a celebrity.
Liam wasn't always a celebrity.
(to be) sport heroes celebrities?
Were sport heroes celebrities?
She (stay) at home a lot of the time. (+)
She stayed at home a lot of the time.
we to eat a lot of pizza everyday
we ate a lot of pizza yesterday
Some gladiators (to be) very popular.
Some gladiators were very popular.
Women (not to be) often gladiators.
Women weren't often gladiators.
(to be) Doug the Pug the first dog in space?
Was Doug the Pug the first dog in space?
My friends (go) to the party without me. (+)
My friends went to the party without me.
The film to begin at 5 o'clock.
The film began at 5 o'clock
We (plan) our vacation last year
We planned our vacation last year
Scooters (not become) popular until later.
Scooters didn't become popular until later.
Who (to be) the first man on the Moon?
Who was the first man on the Moon?
The children (not go) to school by bus.
The children didn't go to school by bus.
We not to cook pasta yesterday.
We did not cook pasta yesterday.
I (meet) my friends, and we (chat) face to face.
I met my friends, and we chatted face to face.
I (not know) that scooters were old.
I didn't know that scooters were old.
... you ... that scooters are over a hundred years old? (know)
Did you know that scooters are over a hundred years old?
What ... you ... last weekend? (do)
What did you do last weekend? (do)
He visit to his grandparents last week.
He visited his grandparents last week.
I (watch) TV and (play) video games.
I watched TV and played video games.
He (not want) to drive.
He didn't want to drive.
... you ... TV yesterday evening? (watch)
Did you watch TV yesterday evening?
... you ... any homework last weekend?
Did you do any homework last weekend?
She to made a mistake?
Did she make a mistake?