Talking about past events No1

It is a hot summer day.

• It was a hot summer day. (past tense)

• It be a hot summer day. (past tense)

• It were a hot summer day. (past tense)

Margret loves the city.

• Margret lived the city. (past tense)

• Margret loved the city. (past tense)

• Margret love the city. (past tense)

He does his homework.

• He do his homework. (past tense)

• He didn't his homework. (past tense)

• He did his homework. (past tense)

She says nothing.

• She said nothing. (past tense)

• She sayed nothing. (past tense)

• She sais nothing. (past tense)

They read a book.

• They readed a book. (past tense)

• They read a book. (past tense)

• They red a book. (past tense)

I don't like dogs.

• I didn't like dogs. (past tense)

• I didn't liked dogs. (past tense)

• I liked dogs. (past tense)

The phone rings.

• The phone ringed. (past tense)

• The phone rang. (past tense)

• The phone rangs. (past tense)

I think so.

• I thing so. (past tense)

• I thought so. (past tense)

• I thinked so. (past tense)

They are happy.

• They were happy. (past tense)

• They was happy. (past tense)

• They ared happy. (past tense)

He goes to the museum.

• He went to the museum. (past tense)

• He goed to the museum. (past tense)

• He goose to the museum. (past tense)