VERB
travel
travelled
Jackson ______ (to cook) a delicious meal last week.
cooked
She ______ ______ (to play) basketball when she was a child.
didn't play / did not play
______ you ______ (to throw) the ball at the window?
be
was / were
try
tried
Jane ______ (to study) French in high school.
studied
Emma ______ ______ (to feel) well on Friday.
didn't feel / did not feel
to read / she / the book / ?
Did she read the book?
Did the child went to school by bike?
Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect!
Did the child go to school by bike?
go
went
They / her / to give / a huge applause / .
They gave her a huge applause.
The man / his pills / to take / .
The man didn't take / did not take his pills.
they / to sell / the house / ?
Did they sell the house?
They ______ (to arrive) on time, because they ______ ______ (not find) traffic on the highway.
arrived / didn't or did not find
leave
left
you / to pay / for that smartphone / a lot of money
You paid a lot of money for that smartphone.
Mark / not / to write / letter / that / .
Mark didn't write / did not write that letter.
to send / you / the / to Peter / letter / ?
Did you send the letter to Peter?
Jim ______ (to be) late so I ______ (to call) him, but he ______ ______ (to answer).
was / called / didn't or did not answer
buy
bought
Jason and Carrie / to be / last night / late for the show / .
Jason and Carrie were late for the show last night.
I ______ ______ (can / not / speak) Spanish when I was four.
could not speak / couldn't speak
to go / not / to the party / you / ?
Didn't you go to the party?
When Josh ______ (to be) two, he ______ (can) speak English and German, but he ______ (can / not) write.
was / could / could't or could not