Verbs
We ______ (be) very tired after the long bus ride, so we went straight to sleep.
were
A: Did you eat breakfast?
B: Yes, I ______ toast and coffee.
ate or had
watched / night / TV / we / last.
We watched TV last night.
What time did you wake up this morning?
I woke up at 7 o'clock.
Last week, it ______ (rain) every day, so we ______ (stay) indoors.
Last week, it rained every day, so we stayed indoors.
Yesterday, my brother ______ (lose) his keys at the park, but a kind woman found them.
lost
A: Where did you go on Saturday?
B: I ______ to the museum with my friends.
went
you / where / go / did / summer / last?
Where did you go last summer?
What did you have for dinner last night?
I had Adana Kebap for dinner last night.
Correct the mistake in this sentence: "Did you saw the match on TV last night?"
Did you see the match on TV last night?
I ______ (not / like) the coffee this morning because it was too cold.
didn't like
A: Who ______ (help) you with your homework last night?
B: My older sister helped me.
helped
school / yesterday / not / go / to / I / did.
I did not go to school yesterday.
Change this affirmative sentence into a negative one: "I walked to school this morning."
I didn't walk to school this morning.
A: Did you speak to Anna at the party?
B: No, I ______ (speak) to her, but I ______ (see) her from far away.
No, I didn't speak to her, but I saw her from far away.
She ______ (take) many photos during her holiday, but she ______ (not / post) them online.
took / didn't post
A: Why were you absent yesterday?
B: Because I ______ (have) a bad headache and stayed in bed.
had
time / get / what / up / you / did / morning / this?
What time did you get up this morning?
Change this statement into a Past Simple question: "You met your teacher yesterday."
Did you meet your teacher yesterday?
On my birthday, my friends ______ (give) me a book, and we ______ (eat) cake together.
On my birthday, my friends gave me a book, and we ate cake together.
My parents ______ (buy) a new car last month, but they ______ (not / drive) it to work yet.
bought / didn't drive
A: Did they enjoy the concert?
B: No, they didn't. They ______ (think) the music was too loud.
thought
a / letter / write / friend / to / my / I / yesterday.
I wrote a letter to my friend yesterday.
Correct the mistake in this sentence: "She didn't went to the supermarket because she was tired."
She didn't go to the supermarket because she was tired.
Yesterday, Mark ______ (lose) his wallet, but a stranger ______ (find) it and ______ (bring) it back to him.
Yesterday, Mark lost his wallet, but a stranger found it and brought it back to him.