Regular Verbs
Present tense: walk
Past tense: _________.
walked
I ______ married in 2013. (get)
I got married in 2013.
Britta and Peter got married on May 30, 2020. We will celebrate them on May 30, 2021 with an ______________.
We will celebrate them with an anniversary party!
Q:
A: I graduated in 2015.
When did you graduate?
Q: Did you grow up in Haiti?
A: Yes....
Yes I did.
She _____________ dinner yesterday (cook).
She cooked dinner yesterday.
We ________ at the beach yesterday. (go)
We went to the beach yesterday.
David has been at the same job for 20 years. Yesterday was his last day. His coworkers had a _____________ for him.
His coworkers had a retirement party for him.
Q:
A: I grew up in Haiti.
Where did you grow up?
Make this negative:
I had a big wedding.
I didn't have a big wedding.
They _____________ to the music all night long. (dance)
They danced to the music all night long.
I _______ my husband in 2015 (meet).
I met my husband in 2015.
Ms. Maddi had a big party last year. Britta brought a salad. Mitch brought dessert. Michelle brought soup. Her party was a __________.
Her party was a potluck dinner.
Q:
A: I ate pizza last night.
What did you eat last night?
Q:
A: No, I didn't cook breakfast this morning.
Did you cook breakfast this morning?
She ____________ English in high school. (learn)
She learned English in high school.
I overslept!
Betsy will graduate in 2022. Her family will have a _____________ for her.
Her family will have a graduation party for her.
Q:
A: I had a big wedding because I have a big family.
Why did you have a big wedding?
Q: Did you graduate high school?
A: No...
No, I didn't.
He ____________ high school in 1995. (graduate)
He graduated high school in 1995.
English lessons ________ last year. (begin)
English lessons began last year.
Last year, Mitch's grandmother died. He and his family went to her __________ to celebrate her life.
He and his family went to her funeral to celebrate her life.
Q:
A: I bought 3 apples and cheese at the grocery store.
What did you buy at the store?
Make this negative:
I was born in the U.S.
I wasn't born in the U.S.