Affirmative
Michael didn't watch a movie last night.
Michael watched a movie last night.
They cooked dinner for their grandparents last weekend.
They didn't cook dinner for their grandparents last weekend.
She cried watching the movie.
Did she cry watching the movie?
True or false?
We use the simple past to talk about actions in progress
False
To do
Did
Did they play soccer yesterday?
They played soccer yesterday.
Students finished their homework early.
Students didn't finish their homework early.
You finished your homework last night.
Did you finish your homework last night?
True or false?
To form questions in the Simple Past, we use the auxiliary verb was or were.
False. We use Did
to eat
ate
Did Rafael study for the exam?
Rafael studied for the exam.
I had breakfast before coming to school.
I didn't have breakfast before coming to school.
Peter wasn't at home last week.
Was Peter at home last week?
to find
found
to give
gave
Arthur didn't see his car outside.
Arthur saw his car outside.
I went to school yesterday.
I didn't go to school yesterday.
They had two cats.
Did they have two cats?
True or false ?
In the Simple Past, irregular verbs do not follow a fixed rule/pattern.
True
to make
made
I didn't buy new shoes at the mall last week.
I bought new shoes at the mall last week.
My friends didn't leave the party very late.
They found the paper inside the locker.
Did they find the paper inside the locker?
to leave
left
to hide
hid