MYSTERY
She is a doctor.
(change the verb to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
She was a doctor.
What is the NEGATIVE past simple of the verb:
"Listen"
Didn't listen
I talk to my mom on the phone.
(change the verb to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
I talked to my mom on the phone.
You helped your father with his car.
(change the sentence to PAST INTERROGATIVE)
Did you help your father with his car?
Sara plays guitar in front of everyone.
(change the verb to PAST NEGATIVE)
Sara didn't play guitar in front of everyone.
My brother likes to swim when he was young.
(change the verb to PAST NEGATIVE)
My brother didn't like to swim when he was young.
I see my friends on Friday.
(change the verb to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
I saw my friends on Friday.
She kissed her boyfriend.
(change the sentence to PAST INTERROGATIVE)
Did she kiss her boyfriend?
Your father and his uncle enjoy the film.
(change the verb to PAST INTERROGATIVE)
Did your father and his uncle enjoy the film?
You go to Texas.
(change the verb to PAST NEGATIVE)
You didn't go to Texas.
Jack plays the guitar.
(change the phrase to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
Jack played the guitar.
Lucas and Alejandro opened the door for Ingrid.
(change the sentence to PAST INTERROGATIVE)
Did Lucas and Alejandro open the door for Ingrid?
First, she works as a waitress, then she cleans her house.
(change the verb to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
First, she worked as a waitress, then she cleaned her house.
I clean the bathrooms in the hospital.
(change the verb to PAST NEGATIVE)
I didn't clean the bathrooms in the Hospital.
I have pizza for dinner.
(change the verb to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
I had pizza for dinner.
Ray watches TV, and then, he reads the newspaper.
(change the sentence to PAST INTERROGATIVE)
Did ray watch TV, and then, did he read the newspaper?
Andrea doesn't cook a pizza.
(change the sentence to PAST AFFIRMATIVE and INTERROGATIVE)
Did Andrea cook a pizza?
I watch TV on Saturday afternoon.
(change the verb to PAST NEGATIVE)
I didn't watch TV on Saturday afternoon.
First, I stop at Mercadona to buy bread, then I make a sandwich.
(change the verb to PAST AFFIRMATIVE)
First, I stopped at Mercadona to buy bread, then I made a sandwich.
Ask the teacher a question about the past, using the correct simple past tense form of the verb "do"
It can be anything! As long as the question begins with "Did...?"