Past simple - affirmative (+)
I talk to my friends.
I talked 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 a car.
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.
Change the phrase to the past form.
Do you play the guitar?
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 a letter
Did she write a letter?
My father cooks pizza.
My father cooked pizza.
They don't sing a song.
They didn't sing a song.
Change the phrase to the past form.
Does she work as a gardener?
Did she work as a gardener?
They are tired.
They were tired.
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - The car
MODE - affirmative
VERB - be red
The car was red.
They study English every day.
They studied English every day.
I don't speak Chinese.
I didn't speak Chinese.
Change the phrase to the interrogative past form.
Mary cooked a pizza.
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 London last year.
We visited London last year.
He dances very well.
He danced very well.
Change the phrase to the negative form.
I watched TV last night.
I didn't watch TV last night.
Write an interrogative sentence in past simple.
The dog plays with the cat.
Did the dog play with the cat?
Write an interrogative sentence in the past.
My parents are on a trip.
Were my parents on a trip?
WRITE A SENTENCE USING:
SUBJECT - I
MODE - negative
VERB - go to school yesterday.
I didn't go to school yesterday.