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    Put The Verbs Into The Correct Form (Simple Past) .: Spent

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    1. The document provides examples of putting verbs into the simple past tense and asking questions about examples in the simple past. 2. It also includes examples of asking questions about the bold parts of sentences and forming affirmative, negative, and question sentences using common verbs. 3. The summary provides the high-level context without verbatim copying from the document.

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    1. The document provides examples of putting verbs into the simple past tense and asking questions about examples in the simple past. 2. It also includes examples of asking questions about the bold parts of sentences and forming affirmative, negative, and question sentences using common verbs. 3. The summary provides the high-level context without verbatim copying from the document.

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    1. Put the verbs into the correct form (simple past).

    1. Last year I (spend)

    spent

    2. It (be)

    my holiday in Ireland.

    great.

    3. I (travel)

    around by car with two friends and we (visit)

    4. In the evenings we usually (go)

    to a pub.

    5. One night we even (learn)


    6. We (be)

    lots of interesting places.

    some Irish dances.

    very lucky with the weather.

    7. It (not / rain)

    a lot.

    8. But we (see)

    some beautiful rainbows.

    9. Where (spend / you)

    your last holiday?

    2. Have a look at James's last week's diary and answer the questions in complete sentences.
    Mon

    Tue

    Wed

    Thu

    Fri

    football shopping meeting ring Jane buy flowers

    cinema

    tennis

    English

    Italian restaurant

    1.

    When was his English course?

    2.

    When did he go shopping?

    3.

    When did he buy flowers?

    4.

    When was his meeting?

    5.

    When did he play football?

    6.

    When did he go to the Italian restaurant?

    7.

    When did he ring Jane?

    8.

    When did he go to the cinema?

    9.

    When did he play tennis?

    10.

    When was the concert?

    11.

    When did he go sailing?

    Sat

    Sun

    concert sailing

    3. Write questions in simple past.


    1. Anna / the window / open -> Did Anna open the window?
    2. she / home / walk
    3. you / in the garden / work
    4. you / a song / sing
    5. she / on a chair / sit
    6. you / the castle / visit
    7. Jenny / the door / lock
    8. she / happy / be
    9. Greg / the ball / kick
    10. the car / at the corner / stop

    4. Ask for the bold part of the sentence.


    1. She pushed her bike.
    2. She carried a bag.
    3. We waited in the park.
    4. The policeman arrested the thief.
    5. We ate fish.
    6. She watched the match last night.
    7. She asked her friend because she did not know what to do.
    8. I opened the door.
    9. The teacher checked our homework.
    10. Cindy had a dog.

    AFFIRMATIVE
    They are always happy

    NEGATIVE
    She isnt very nice

    We were happy
    They didnt see us

    QUESTION

    Did she choose a car?


    Bob is crying
    The film wasnt awful
    Is she very sad?
    She doesnt want to listen to me
    Does she work every day?
    We are making dinner
    We dont have to learn
    He speaks English very well
    She isnt working at the moment
    Were they at the party?
    Shes afraid of spiders
    Red Hood wasnt afraid of the wolf
    Did the wolf break the window?
    It is raining now
    It doesnt snow in summer
    Was the weather good yesterday?
    We understood them
    They didnt write to us
    Does she often forget her keys?

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