Simple Past Tense

My parents … me a new computer yesterday.

• buys

• buy

• bought

• was buying

My father … his car keys last night. He … home by bus.

• loses – goes

• lost – go

• loses - went

• lost - went

In 1945, our first president Mr. Soekarno … Indonesia’s Independence.

• declared

• declares

• was declared

• was declaring

Mr. Aqsa taught English a few years ago.

Change the sentence above into Negative form.

• Mr. Aqsa did not taught English a few years ago.

• Mr. Aqsa does not teach English a few years ago.

• Mr. Aqsa was not taught English a few years ago.

• Mr. Aqsa did not teach English a few years ago.

The burglars broke in through the kitchen window last night.

Change this sentence into Interrogative form.

• Does the burglars break in through the kitchen window last night?

• Did the burglars break in through the kitchen window last night?

• Does the burglars broke in through the kitchen window last night?

• Did the burglars broke in through the kitchen window last night?

Sarah read three comics books last month.

Change the sentence into Negative form.

• Sarah did not read three comics books last month.

• Sarah did not red three comics books last month.

• Sarah does not read three comics books last month.

• Sarah was not read three comics books last month.

Leo did not get the first prize.

Change the sentence into Positive form.

• Leo got the first prize

• Leo get the first prize

• Leo was getting the first prize

• Leo gotten the first prize

Rian did not throw the trash into the dustbin.

Change the sentence into Positive form

• Rian throws the trash into the dustbin.

• Rian throw the trash into the dustbin.

• Rian threw the trash into the dustbin.

• Rian thrown the trash into the dustbin.

My brother … off the bike when we cycled at the park.

• fell

• falls

• felt

• fallen

Elita’s mother did not … to make her lunch yesterday.

• forget

• forgot

• forgotten

• forgets