Past Tense
Last year, Joe and I ___ (to work) at the supermarket.
Last year, Joe and I worked at the supermarket.
My brother ___ (to drive) me to school every day.
My brother drives me to school every day.
Joe: What are you doing, Jim?
Jim: I ___ (to watch) TV.
Joe: What are you doing, Jim?
Jim: I am watching TV.
Nancy will ___ ___ __ the children while their parents are eating dinner.
Nancy will take care of the children while their parents are eating dinner.
Usain bolt is the ___ (fast) man in the world.
Usain bolt is the fastest man in the world.
Joe: My family ___ (to go) on vacation last week.
Jim: Where ___ you ___?
Joe: My family went on vacation last week.
Jim: Where did you go?
Last year, I ___ (to eat) eggs for breakfast every day.
Last year, I ate eggs for breakfast every day.
Sarah: What are you doing tomorrow?
Sam: I ___ study for my test.
Sarah: What are you doing tomorrow?
Sam: I am going to study for my test.
My brother ___ his arm, so he had to get an ___.
My brother broke his arm, so he had to get an X-ray.
My dad is six feet tall, and my mom is five foot six. My dad is taller than my mom.
Yesterday, I ___ (to get) up early and ___ (to finish) my homework.
Yesterday, I got up early and finished my homework.
We ___ walk to school, but sometimes we ___ instead.
We usually walk to school, but sometimes we drive instead.
Tomorrow, I ___ go to the grocery store and ___ food.
Tomorrow, I will go to the grocery store and buy food.
After my son was ___, I ___ a father.
After my son was born, I became a father.
___ likes pizza. ___ likes Brussels sprouts.
Yesterday, I was very tired. I ___ want ___ (to go) to class.
I didn't want to go to class.
It ___ me thirty minutes to finish my homework yesterday.
It took me thirty minutes to finish my homework yesterday.
Joe: Will you be home for dinner tonight?
Jim: No, I ___.
Joe: Will you be home for dinner tonight?
Jim: No, I won't.
This scarf only ___ $10. Before, it ___ $15. It is ___ ___.
This scarf only costs $10. Before, it ___ $15. It is on sale.
Pronounce walked and studied.
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Yesterday, my car broke down. I ___ (to have) to call a ___.
Yesterday, my car broke down. I had (to have) to call a mechanic.
How ___ do you visit your sister? How ___ does it take to drive to her house?
How often do you visit your sister? How long does it take to drive to her house?
Kim: Does anyone know where my keys are?
Jim: No, ___ ___ (to know) where your keys are.
Kim: Does ___ know where my keys are?
Jim: No, no one knows where your keys are.
This apartment is a mess. The faucet is ___, the drain is ___, and the wall is ___.
This apartment is a mess. The faucet is leaking, the drain is clogged, and the wall is cracked.
If I was 150 years old, I ___ be the ___ man in the world.
If I was 150 years old, I would be the oldest man in the world.