Simple Past Tense Verbs - REGULAR ONLY

Past (mystery!)

100

She works as a Doctor.

(change the verb to PAST affirmative)

She worked as a doctor.

200

Sara plays guitar in front of everyone.

(change the verb to PAST -NEGATIVE-)

Sara didn't play guitar in front of everyone.

300

Your father and his uncle enjoy the film.

(change the verb to PAST ? INTERROGATIVE ?) 

Did your father and his uncle enjoy the film?

400

First, she works as as waitress, then she cleans her house.

(change the verb to PAST affirmative)

First, she worked as a waitress, then she cleaned her house.

500

Mary doesn't cook a pizza.

(change the sentence to PAST +AFFIRMATIVE+ and INTERROGATIVE??)

Did Mary cook a pizza?

Past simple - regular verbs (- NEGATIVE -)

100

What is the NEGATIVE past simple of the verb:

"Listen"

Didn't Listen

200

My brother likes to swim when he was young.

(change the verb to PAST - NEGATIVE - )

My brother didn't like to swim when he was young.

300

You don't work in Texas

(change the verb to PAST - NEGATIVE -)

You didn't work in Texas.

400

I clean the bathrooms in the hospital.

(change the verb to PAST - NEGATIVE -)

I didn't clean the bathrooms in the Hospital.

500

I watch TV on Saturday afternoon.

(change the verb to PAST - NEGATIVE -)

I didn't watch TV on Saturday afternoon.

Past simple - regular verbs (+ AFFIRMATIVE +)

100

I talk to my mom on the phone.

(change the verb to PAST +AFFIRMATIVE+)

I talked to my mom on the phone.

200

I wash my car on Friday.

(change the verb to PAST +AFFIRMATIVE+)

I washed my car on Friday.

300

Jack plays the guitar.

(change the phrase to the past form)

Jack played the guitar.

400

I like to cook pizza for dinner.

(change the verb to PAST +AFFIRMATIVE+)

I liked to cook pizza for dinner.

500

First, I stop at Walmart to buy a new stereo, then I listen to music.

(change the verb to PAST + AFFIRMATIVE + )

First, I stopped at Walmart to buy a new stereo, then I listened to music.

Past simple - regular verbs (?) INTERROGATIVE (?)

100

You helped your father with his car.

*change the sentence to PAST (?) INTERROGATIVE (?)

Did you help your father with his car?

200

She kissed her boyfriend.

*change the sentence to PAST (?) INTERROGATIVE (?)

Did she kiss her boyfriend?

300

Micheal and Vincent opened the door for Susan.

*change the sentence to PAST (?) INTERROGATIVE (?)

Did Michael and Vincent open the door for Susan?

400

First, ray watches TV, and then, he reads the newspaper. 

*change the sentence to PAST (?) INTERROGATIVE (?)

First, did ray watch TV, and then, did he read the newspaper?

500

Ask the teacher a question about the past, using the correct simple past tense form of the verb "to Do."

It can be anything! As long as the question begins with "Did...?"