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Past Simple - Practice

The document provides examples of using the past simple tense for both regular and irregular verbs. It includes 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the past simple form of the given verbs. The sentences cover a variety of common situations and verbs such as bringing, hearing, reading, speaking, understanding, forgetting, having, losing, swimming, giving, becoming, knowing, telling, lending, drinking, sleeping, keeping, choosing, beginning, flying, driving, teaching, sending, leaving, and feeling.

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Past Simple - Practice

The document provides examples of using the past simple tense for both regular and irregular verbs. It includes 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the past simple form of the given verbs. The sentences cover a variety of common situations and verbs such as bringing, hearing, reading, speaking, understanding, forgetting, having, losing, swimming, giving, becoming, knowing, telling, lending, drinking, sleeping, keeping, choosing, beginning, flying, driving, teaching, sending, leaving, and feeling.

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PAST SIMPLE PRACTICE: REGULAR AND IRREGULAR

1. Make the past simple:

1. She _________________ (bring) some chocolates to the party.

2. I _________________ (hear) a new song on the radio.


3. I _________________ (read) three books last week.

4. They _________________ (speak) French to the waitress.

5. He _________________ (understand) during the class, but now he doesn't understand.

6. I _________________ (forget) to buy some milk.

7. She _________________ (have) a baby in June.

8. You _________________ (lose) your keys last week.

9. They _________________ (swim) 500m.


10. I _________________ (give) my mother a CD for Christmas.

11. At the age of 23, she _________________ (become) a doctor.

12. I _________________ (know) the answer yesterday.

13. He _________________ (tell) me that he lived in Toronto.

14. We _________________ (lend) John £200.

15. She _________________ (drink) too much coffee yesterday.

16. The children _________________ (sleep) in the car.

17. He _________________ (keep) his promise.

18. I _________________ (choose) the steak for dinner.

19. The film _________________ (begin) late.

20. We _________________ (fly) to Sydney.

21. They _________________ (drive) to Beijing.

22. He _________________ (teach) English at the University.


23. I _________________ (send) you an e-mail earlier.

24. We _________________ (leave) the house at 7 a.m..

25. He _________________ (feel) terrible after eating the prawns.


2. Make the past simple, positive, negative or question:

1. I _________________ (not / drink) any beer last night.

2. She _________________ (get on) the bus in the centre of the city.

3. What time _________________ (he / get up) yesterday?


4. Where _________________ (you / get off) the train?

5. I _________________ (not / change) trains at Victoria.

6. We _________________ (wake up) very late.

7. What _________________ (he / give) his mother for Christmas?

8. I _________________ (receive) £300 when my uncle _________________ (die).

9. We _________________ (not / use) the computer last night.

10. _________________ (she / make) good coffee?


11. They _________________ (live) in Paris.

12. She _________________ (read) the newspaper yesterday.

13. I _________________ (not / watch) TV.

14. He _________________ (not / study) for the exam.

15. _________________ (he / call) you?

16. _________________ (I / forget) something?

17. What time _________________ (the film / start)?

18. He _________________ (have) a shower.

19. Why _________________ (you / come)?

20. _________________ (he / go) to the party?

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