Past Simple Verb
What is the past tense of go?
WENT
What is the past participle of eat?
EATEN
Complete: "Yesterday, I ___ to work." (go)
WENT
"I have ___ this movie before." (see)
SEEN
You ______ arrive on time for a job interview.
SHOULD
What is the past tense of buy?
BOUGHT
What is the past participle of write?
WRITTEN
Complete: "She ___ a new job last year." (get)
GOT
Complete: "She has ___ three jobs." (have)
HAD
You should to prepare for the interview.
You should prepare for the interview.
What is the past tense of choose?
CHOSE
What is the past participle of break?
BROKEN
Correct the mistake: "He didn't went to the interview."
He didn't GO to the interview.
Correct: "I have went to Japan."
BEEN TO
You ______ wear a uniform at this job. It's a company rule.
HAVE TO / MUST / NEED TO
What is the past tense of catch?
CAUGHT
What is the past participle of choose?
CHOSEN
Complete: "I ___________ time to do my homework." (not have)
DIDN'T HAVE
Sarah __________ (work) in three different countries and __________ (learn) two languages.
HAS WORKED | HAS LEARNT/LEARNED
You don't have to be late for work.
You must not be late for work.
What is the past tense of seek?
SOUGHT
What is the past participle of forget?
FORGOTTON
Yesterday, Maria ___ (wake) up late, ___ (miss) the bus, and ___ (arrive) late for her job interview.
Yesterday, Maria WOKE up late, MISSED the bus, and ARRIVED late for her job interview.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE:
"I went to Japan."
"I have been to Japan."
The first refers to a finished past event/time.
The second describes a life experience without saying exactly when.
CORREC THIS SENTENCE:
You must to arrive late, and you don't should forget your CV.
You must not arrive late and you should not forget your CV.