Simple Past Tense
I was very tired, so I ______ to bed early. (go)
I was very tired, so I went to bed early. (go)
Clair: What is he doing?
Jade: He ______ at his desk. (sit)
Jade: He is sitting at his desk. (sit)
Two and two ______ four. (make)
Two and two makes four. (make)
It was a funny situation but nobody ______. (laugh)
It was a funny situation but nobody laughed. (laugh) - Simple Past Tense -
Sue wasn't hungry, so she ______ anything. (eat)
Sue wasn't hungry, so she didn' eat anything. (eat)
Look at Betty, she ______ the piano. (play)
Look at Betty she is playing the piano. (play)
On my way home I usually ______ to drink a cup of coffee. (stop)
On my way home I usually stop to drink a cup of coffee. (stop)
I offered him this job. I think he ______ (take) it.
I offered him this job. I think he will take (take) it.
Make the sentence a question.
"They are coming home now."
"Are they coming home (now)?"
We went to Kate's house but she ______ at home. (be)
We went to Kate's house but she wasn't at home. (be)
I must run home, mom ______ for me. (wait)
I must run home, mom is waiting for me. (wait)
William ______ to our workshop on Mondays. (come)
William comes to our workshop on Mondays.
Don _______ down the stairs this morning and ______ his leg. (fall/break)
Don fell down the stairs this morning and broke his leg.
At this moment I ______ my pupils' exercises. (correct)
At this moment I am correcting my pupils' exercises. (correct)
We often ______ tea for breakfast. (take)
We often take tea for breakfast. (take)
She ______ probably ______ (stay) untill Thursday.
She will probably stay (stay) until Thursday.
I knew Sarah was very busy, so I ______ her. (disturb)
I knew Sarah was very busy, so I didn't disturb her. (disturb)
The government ______ many roads nowadays. (build)
The government is building many roads nowadays. (build)
I ______ her name now. (know)
I know her name now. (know)
My ski instructor believes it ______ in the mountains tomorrow evening. (to snow)
My ski instructor believes it will snow in the mountains tomorrow evening. (to snow)