Past simple and past continuous

"I can swim very well".

How is this sentence built in the simple past?

• I could swimmed very well.

• I can swimmed very well.

• I could swim very well.

• I did swim very well.

"I work in a travel agency now. Before, I ______ in a department store."

Complete the sentence in the simple past (affirmative).

• worked

• was working

• am working

• didn't work

Regular verbs refers to verbs that have the same -ed ending in the simple past. For example, the simple past of travel, invite, decide, stop, accept, pass, and study are:

• travelled, invited, decided, stopped, accepted, passed, studied

• traveled, invited, decided, stoped, accepted, passed, studyed

• travelled, invited, decided, stoped, accepted, passed, studyed

• traveled, invited, decided, stopped, accepted, passed, studied

"Mozart (a)   (write) more than 600 pieces of music."

Complete the sentence in the simple past (affirmative).

"We (a)   (see) Alice in town a few days ago."

Complete the sentence in the simple past (affirmative).

"I (a)   (go) to the cinema three times last week."

Complete the sentence in the simple past (affirmative).

"It ____ (be) cold, so I _____ (shut) the door."

Complete the sentence in the simple past (affirmative).

• was/shutted

• was/shut

• were/shutted

• were/shut

"How many people ___ they ______ to the wedding?"

Complete the question in the simple past.

• did/invited

• did/invite

• was/invited

• was/invite

I _____ (enjoy) the movie last night.

Complete the sentence in the simple past (affirmative).

• enjoyed

• enjoy

• enjied

"I ______ (buy) anything because I _____ (have) any money."

Complete the sentence in the simple past (negative).

• didn't bought / didn't had

• didn't buy / didn't have

• not bought / not had

• 'm not buy / 'm not have