Past simple - affirmative (+)
I talk to my friends
I don't listen to music
I didn't listen to music
Do you like chocolate?
Did you like chocolate?
I am a teacher.
I was a teacher
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - they
MODE - Negative
VERB - buy
They didn't buy a car.
The car stops at the traffic lights
The car stopped at the traffic lights
I don't like vegetables.
I didn't like vegetables.
Do you play the guitar?
(change the phrase to the past form)
Did you play the guitar?
He isn't at home.
He wasn't at home.
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - She
MODE - interrogative
VERB - write
Did she write a letter?
My father cooks pizza
They don't sing a song.
They didn't sing a song.
Does she work as a gardener?
(change the phrase to the past form)
Did she work as a gardener?
They are tired.
They were tired.
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - The car
MODE - affirmative
VERB - be
The car was red.
They studied English every day.
I don't speak Chinese.
I didn't speak Chinese.
Mary cooked a pizza.
(change the phrase to the interrogative past form)
Did Mary cook a pizza?
Is she a famous singer?
Was she a famous singer?
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - We
MODE - affirmative
VERB - visit
We visited London last year.
He dances very well.
He danced very well.
I watched TV last night.
(change the phrase to the negative form)
I didn't watch TV last night.
The dog plays with the cat.
(Write an interrogative sentence in past simple)
Did the dog play with the cat?
My parents are on a trip.
(write an interrogative sentence in the past)
Were my parents on a trip?
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - My friends
MODE - interrogative
VERB - to be
I didn't go to school yesterday.