Simple Past
Make a sentence about what you did yesterday morning.
I ate breakfast at 7 a.m.
Make a sentence with "always" and "have breakfast"
I always have breakfast at home.
Make a question:
( ? / play soccer/ yesterday/ you).
Did you play soccer yesterday?
Answer the question:
What are you doing right now?
I am playing a game.
I am listening to the teacher.
Correct the mistake:
I late always arrive to class.
I always arrive late to class.
Correct the mistake:
She go to school yesterday
She went to school yesterday.
Make a sentence with "never" about sports.
I never play tennis.
Say the negative form:
He studied last night.
He didn’t study last night.
Make the negative:
They are play soccer now.
They are not playing soccer now.
Put the adverb in the correct place:
They play soccer often
They often play soccer.
Make a sentence with the verb "buy" in the past.
I bought a T-shirt yesterday.
Put the adverb in the correct place:
She is late always.
She is always late.
Make a question:
(last weekend / she / ? / where / go)
Where did she go last weekend?
Make a question:
(he / right / study / now / ?)
Is he studying right now?
Correct the mistake:
She goes usually shopping on Saturdays.
She usually goes shopping on Saturdays.
Make two sentences:
one about what you did yesterday and one about what you didn’t do.
I played soccer yesterday.
I didn’t watch TV yesterday.
Make two sentences:
one with "often"
one with "usually"
I often watch TV in the evening.
I usually go to school by bus.
Make two questions about yesterday using "did"
Did you eat breakfast yesterday?
Did you watch TV yesterday?
Say two sentences:
One about what you are doing
One about what you are not doing.
I am speaking English now.
I am not sleeping now.
Choose the correct sentence:
a) I never am late.
b) I am never late.
b) I am never late.
Use the verbs "eat" and "watch" in one past sentence
I ate pizza and watched a movie last night.
Correct the mistakes:
I go usually to the gym always.
I usually go to the gym.
I always go to the gym.
Correct the mistake:
Was you went to the park last week?
Did you go to the park?
Correct the mistake:
She is watch TV yesterday
She is watching TV now.
Correct the mistake:
We don’t go to the beach always
We don’t always go to the beach.