Past Simple, Continuous and Perfect

There's one missing word in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence with the right word:

The students playing football at nine o'clock yesterday.

There's one missing word in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence with the right word:

Sarah met an old friend of hers when she going to the swimming pool.

There's one missing word in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence with the right word:

How they travel to Glasgow for the final match of the season?

There's one missing word in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence with the right word:

I did enjoy the match – it was boring because both teams played rather badly.

There's one missing word in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence with the right word:

After reading chapter one, I realised that I read the book before.

Use the prompts to complete the sentence. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

(a)   (what / Sally / do) the last time you saw her?

Use the prompts to complete the sentence. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

When I wanted to buy a ticket to the match I realised that (a)   (I / leave / my wallet) at home.

Use the prompts to complete the sentence. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

(a)   (it / rain) when your mum asked you to go to the supermarket?

Use the prompts to complete the sentence. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

He didn't recognise the goalkeeper of the other team because __________________ _______ (he / not / see) him before.

(a)  

Use the prompts to complete the sentence. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

We........(play) football when I........(slip) and........(break)my leg.

(a)