simple present
simple present negative
simple past
simple past negative
questions
100
Conjugate: He (to play) hockey.
plays
100
Change into the negative: I am tall.
I am not tall.
100
What do you add on regular verbs in the past tense?
ED
100
Change into the simple past negative: Joanne (to be) happy last week.
Joanne was not happy last week.
100
Change into a yes-no question: You are a good student.
Are you a good student?
200

We (to be) students at Instituto Superior Jujuy

are

200
Change into the negative: Karl and Jim watch tv.
Karl and Jim don't watch tv.
200
Change to the past: My students (to spell) words correctly in their test.
My students spelled words correctly in their test.
200
Change into the simple past negative: Tommy and Kim (to be) at school this morning.
Tommy and Kim were not at school this morning.
200
Change into a yes-no question: Mathiew and Clara were at a concert.
Were Mathiew and Clara at a concert?
300

Tony and Anna (to practise) their guitar every Sunday.

practise

300
Change into the negative: Joe likes cookies.
Joe doesn't like cookies.
300
Change into the past: Yesterday, I (to eat) a hambuger.
Yesterday, I ate a hambuger.
300
Change into the simple past negative: She (to have) a date last Saturday.
She did not have a date last Saturday.
300
Change into a yes-no question: You called the firefighters.
Did you call the firefighters?
400
Which sentence is correct: A) I usually go to soccer games on Saturdays. B) I usually am going to soccer games on Saturdays.
A)
400
Write the negative: Mary and Tim (to spend) money on candy.
Mary and Tim don't spend money on candy.
400
Last month, we (to go) to see a great movie.
Last month, we went to see a great movie.
400
Change into the simple past negative: They walked 15 km last night.
They did not walk 15 km last night.
400
Change into an information question, use why: He laughed because it was funny.
Why did he laugh?
500
Put in the simple present: Joanie really (to like) music.
Joanie really likes music.
500
Change into the negative: Camilla (to hate) History class.
Camilla doesn't hate History class.
500
What is the verb to bring in the simple past?
brought
500
Is this sentence correct or incorrect: Martin and Eddie did not read the newspaper now.
Incorrect
500
Put this question in the correct order: long - English - did - How - last - class
How long did English class last?
M
e
n
u