Present simple or past simple?

Tom always (to eat) breakfast. Yesterday he (not to eat) breakfast because he (to get up) late.

• eats / didn't eat / got up

• ate / didn't ate / get up

• eats / didn't eat / gots up

• eat / didn't eat / got up

We (to like) to cook but we (not to like) to wash the dishes.

• likes / didn't like

• liked / don't like

• like / don't like

• like / don't liked

Who (to ring) you up an hour ago?

• rangs

• rings

• rang

• ring

They ____________ (live) in a big house. But they ______________ (live) in a flat a year ago.

• live / lived

• lived / lived

• live / live

• lives / lives

1.      Jill ___________ (like) vegetables. When she was a child, she _____________ (not/like) any vegetables.

• liked / doesn't like

• likes / doesn't like

• like / doesn't like

• likes / didn't like

1.      James _________ (be) a surgeon. He __________ (be) a volunteer many years ago.

• is / is

• is / was

• was / is

• was / was

1.      ___________ (you/like) vegetable? Which one __________ (you/prefer)? Actually, I _____________ (not/like) vegetables in my childhood. But I _____________ (love) them now.

• Did you like / do you prefer /didn't like / love

• Do you like / do you prefer /didn't like / love

• Do you like / do you prefer /don't like / loved

• Does you like / do you prefer /didn't liked / love

He _____________ (not/speak) Spanish. But he _____________ (speak) French fluently.

• don't speaks / speaks

• doesn't speaks / speaks

• doesn't speak / speaks

• don't speak / speak

When _____________ (you/read) books? _____________ (you/read) books as a child?

• did you read/ did you read

• do you read/ did you readed

• do you read/ do you read

• do you read/ did you read

My friend (to know) Spanish very well.

• knew

• knows

• know

• knews