Past Simple - Affirmative

Simple Past - Affirmative

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence in simple past:

• Every morning, I walk to the mall.

• Yesterday, I walked to the mall.

• Tomorrow, I will walk to the mall.

• Right now, I'm walking to the mall.

​We use past simple to talk about something that happened in the past. With the past simple we usually use words such as:

• ​Yesterday.

• ​Last (year, month, week).

• ​(Five, two, three, etc.) (years, months, weeks) ago.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence in simple past:

• She jumped the rope.

• She jumps the rope.

• She will jump the rope.

• She is jumping the rope.

We form the affirmative with the subject + verb + -ed:

• ​He watched.

• She played.​

• ​They covered.

• ​I worked.

• ​We prayed.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct form in simple past of the verb: LIVE

• LIVED

• LIVEED

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct form in simple past of the verb: CRY

• CRYED

• CRIED

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct form in simple past of the verb: CLAP

• CLAPPED

• CLAPED

The Irregular Verbs don't use the form:

verb + ed​

​They have their own forms.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence in simple past:

• We getted good grades.

• We got good grades.

• We geted good grades.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence in simple past:

• She eated noodles yesterday.

• She ate noodles yesterday.

• She eat noodles yesterday.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence in simple past:

• We goed to the movies last week.

• We go the movies last week.

• We went to the movies last week.