English Review

Review on Simple Past Tense

P3 English

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

The simple past tense is used to talk about a completed action in a time before now. 

Carmen was in the park yesterday.

Tomas and Luis were happy.

Multiple Choice

Read the following sentences and choose the one with the correct use of WAS - WERE / WASN'T-WEREN'T.

• Julia and some friends was at the party yesterday.

• Julia and some friends were at the party yesterday.

Multiple Choice

The simple past of be is:

• was -were

• are-is

Multiple Choice

Read and choose the correct answer:

• Paula wasn't at school yesterday, she was at home.

• Paula weren't at school yesterday, she were at home.

REGULAR VERBS

Tommy moved to a new apartment last week.

Multiple Choice

Marcel ... English last night.

• study

• studied

• studying

• was studied

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE CORRECT PAST FORM OF LIVE:

• leave

• lived

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct verb form in the sentence:

• I studied English.

• I studyied English.

Multiple Choice

Did Abi and Daniel ... soccer together yesterday?

• play

• played

• playing

• plays

Multiple Choice

The past tense form of this sentence "My mother cooks chicken soup." is ....

• My mother cooked chicken soup yesterday.

• My mother cookeed chicken soup yesterday.

• My mother cook chicken soup yesterday.

• My mother cooks chicken soup yesterday.

IRREGULAR VERBS

A verb in which the past tense is not formed by adding the usual -ed ending. Examples of irregular verbs are sing (past tense sang); feel (felt); go (went).

They went to the park yesterday.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct past form of go:

• goes

• went

Multiple Choice

The correct sentence for the picture shown is ....

• Shin Chan eats burger and donuts yesterday.

• Shin Chan eated burger and donuts yesterday.

• Shin Chan eaten burger and donuts yesterday.

• Shin Chan ate burger and donuts yesterday.

Multiple Choice

The correct sentence for the picture shown is ....

• The boy drank orange juice.

• The boy drinked orange juice.

• The boy draank orange juice.

• The boy drink orange juice.

Multiple Choice

The past form of write is ...

• writes

• writing

• wrote

• written

Multiple Choice

The past form of draw is ....

• draws

• drawing

• drawn

• drew

Multiple Choice

The past tense form of this sentence "They see a ghost." is ....

• They saw a ghost last night.

• They see a ghost last night.

• They sawed a ghost last night.

• They seed a ghost last night.

Multiple Choice

The past tense form of this sentence "He takes a shower." is ....

• He took a shower a while ago.

• He take a shower a while ago.

• He takes a shower a while ago.

• He tooked a shower a while ago.

My Year in Words

Instructions:
Think back on your school year and write about your favorite memories and achievements!
On your writing pad, create a memory page titled, "My Year in Words". Write about your favorite moment, a lesson you learned, a funny classroom experience, a piece of work you are proud of, and a goal for next school year in 2-3 paragraphs.

Use the Simple Past Tense to describe each memory (e.g. I learned, I played, I enjoyed, etc.). You may also draw or decorate your page to make it creative.

​My Year in words

Class:

​Name:

​This year, I had so much fun in English class! My favorite moment was when we wrote the beginning of an adventure story. I started my story with a boy named Max who found a mysterious map in his attic. The map showed a hidden treasure on a faraway island. Max packed his backpack and set off on a small boat. He felt excited and a little scared as he sailed through the big, blue ocean. I enjoyed thinking about what might happen next and how Max would find the treasure.

One funny moment was when we acted out a scene from our stories. My friend pretended to be a giant crab guarding the treasure, and we couldn’t stop laughing! I also worked hard on my spelling tests and got better at using new words. Next year, I want to write longer adventure stories and add more exciting parts. I will practice writing every week and use interesting words to make my stories fun to read. I’m excited to learn even more!

​Sample only. Please do not copy.