Past Simple: Affirmative & Negative
Complete the sentence: "My family __ London last summer." (visit)
visited
Put the words in order to make a question: [did / for / your holiday / where / go / you / ?]
Where did you go for your holiday?
You walk in the mountains with a map. You ___.
explore / go hiking
The place where you wait for your train.
a platform
What is the opposite of boring?
interesting / amazing / brilliant / exciting
Make this sentence negative: "We had time for all the sites."
We didn't have time for all the sites.
What is the question for this answer? "Yes, the weather was perfect."
Was the weather perfect?
You need a helmet for this activity. You ___.
go cycling / go climbing
Your car needs to stop here when the light is red.
traffic lights
What do you say when your friend tells you their flight was cancelled?
That's a shame.
Correct the mistake: "I no liked the paintings by Goya."
I didn't like the paintings by Goya.
Ask a subject question about this sentence: "The class took the ferry."
Who took the ferry?
A place with old, broken buildings, like a castle with no roof.
a ruin
The place where a boat or a ferry stops to let people on and off.
a port
An adjective to describe a view from a mountain. (Starts with 'S')
spectacular
Make a sentence from these words: [not / want / We / to ask / our parents]
We did not (didn't) want to ask our parents.
What question can you ask to get this answer? "Because the train was delayed."
(e.g.) Why did you arrive late? / Why were you late?
This is a type of holiday where you carry your things in a bag on your back and stay in cheap places.
backpacking
The opposite of a non-stop flight is a flight with many ___.
stops
You need to put this on your skin when it's sunny.
sun cream
Make a full negative sentence in the past simple using the verb afford.
(e.g.) They didn't afford to go abroad. / We couldn't afford a new car.
Ask three different past simple questions using What, Where, Who.
What did you see? Where did you stay? Who went with you?
Name two activities you can do in a national park and two you can do at a seaside resort.
(e.g.) National Park: go hiking, look at wildlife / Seaside Resort: relax on the beach, go canoeing
Explain the difference between a return ticket and a one-way ticket.
A return ticket is for a journey to a place and back again. A one-way ticket is only for a journey to a place.
Use two of these adjectives in one sentence: awful, incredible, peaceful.
(e.g.) The weather was awful, but the museum was incredible. / The national park was so peaceful.