Simple Past
What is the correct past simple sentence?
1. "Did you went to work yesterday?"
2. "Did you go to work yesterday?
3. "Were you go to work yesterday?"
2. "Did you go to work yesterday?"
Correct the word order of this Wh- question: "Where last weekend did your family go?"
"Where did your family go last weekend?"
Choose the correct option: "Do we have (any / some) milk left in the fridge?" and "Yes, we have (any / some)."
any / some
Complete with much, many, or a lot of: "I didn't eat _______ vegetables for lunch, but I drank _______ water because I was thirsty."
many and a lot of / much
What word do you use to transition back to your main topic or politely wrap up a story? (e.g., "_______, I have to go now.")
"Anyway" ("Anyway, I have to go now.")
Find and correct the two grammatical mistakes in this sentence: "We didn't stayed at home because the weather was bad, so we was very angry."
"We didn't stay at home... so we were very angry."
Choose the correct prepositions for time/dates: "My uncle was born ___ May 15th ___ 1985 ___ 8:00 AM.
on, in, at
Complete with much or many: "How ________ apples did you buy?" and "How ________ water do you drink every day?"
many / much
Correct the time expression in this past simple sentence: "I met my best friend before three years at university."
"I met my best friend THREE YEARS AGO at university."
How do you show active listening and surprise using a short eco-question?
Person A: "I bought a new car yesterday!"
Person B: "_______? That's awesome!"
"You did?" or "Did you?"
Spell the past tense forms of these three verbs correctly: try, refer, and forget
tried, referred, forgot
Complete the question to match the response:
Q: "_______________________?"
A: "It took about four hours to drive there."
How long did it take to drive there?
Spot the error: "I'd like a apple and some breads, please."
"I'd like AN apple and SOME BREAD, please."
Classify these 4 food items into Countable or Uncountable nouns: rice, apple, butter, potato
Countable: apple, potato
Uncountable: rice, butter
Give the two standard conversational reactions for good news vs. bad news.
1.A: "I passed my driver's test!" B: ________!
2. A:"I lost my wallet on the bus. B: ________!
"That's great! / Congratulations!" and "That's too bad! / Oh, no!"
1. "Where did you yesterday?"
2. "Where were you yesterday?"
3. "Where did you be yesterday?"
2: "Where were you yesterday?"
Which expression is INCORRECT?
a) "two weeks ago"
b) "last night"
c) "ago three days"
d) "the day before yesterday"
c) "ago three days"
Complete the polite offer and response:
A: "________ you like some coffee?"
B: "Yes, I'd ________ some, thanks."
Would / like
Complete the sentence using the past simple of the housework verbs
did (the laundry), washed / did (the dishes), and cleaned / tidied (my room)
When you order food in a restaurant, what is the subtle difference between using "I'd like..." / "Can I have...?" versus "I want..."
"I'd like..." and "Can I have...?" are polite ways to order food, whereas "I want..." sounds too direct or rude
Translate this sentence paying close attention to negative past forms: "Él no hizo su tarea y no tuvo tiempo para cenar anoche."
"He didn't do his homework and he didn't have time to eat dinner last night."
Form a question that asks about the reason someone didn't call you yesterday
"Why didn't you call me yesterday?"
Group these 4 foods into their correct categories: lamb, salmon, lettuce, melon
Meat/Seafood/Vegetables/Fruit
Spot and fix the 3 errors in this restaurant order: "Can I like a orange juice and any chicken with rice, please?.
"I'd like AN orange juice and SOME chicken with rice, please."
"Can I have AN orange juice and SOME chicken with rice, please?"
Choose the correct option to complete both sentences:
"Do you want a cold drink? Like a soda, water, ______?"
"I didn't eat lunch today. I didn't have a sandwich ______."
a) 1: or something | 2: or anything
b) 1: or anything | 2: or something
c) Both use or something
a) 1: or something | 2: or anything