Past tense verbs
Past tense of eat
ate
She ___ to school every day. (go)
She goes to school every day. (go)
Opposite of hot
cold
You do this in the morning to clean your teeth.
brush your teeth
In this sport, you kick a ball into a goal.
football / soccer
Past tense of go
went
They ___ soccer after school. (play)
They play soccer after school. (play)
Opposite of open.
close
You do this when you put food in your mouth in the evening.
eat dinner
In this sport, you hit a ball over a net using your hands.
Volleyball
Past tense of see
saw
He ___ TV last night. (watch)
He watched TV last night. (watch)
Opposite of push
pull
You do this when you put food in a pan or pot to make a meal.
cook
In this sport, you use a racket to hit a small ball over a net.
Tennis
Past tense of take
took
We ___ dinner at 7 p.m. yesterday. (eat)
We ate dinner at 7 p.m. yesterday. (eat)
Opposite of come.
go
You do this when you sit and watch shows on a screen.
watch TV
In this sport, you swim in a pool and try to finish first.
Swimming
Past tense of buy
bought
She ___ a new phone last week. (buy)
She bought a new phone last week. (buy)
Opposite of buy
sell
You do this when you lie down in your bed at night to rest.
In this sport, you ride a board on the snow down a mountain.What is snowboarding? (or skiing)
What is snowboarding? (or skiing)