Simple Past

Did you work very hard last week?

• Yes, I worked very hard last week.

• Yes, I worke very hard last week.

• Yes, i do

• Yes, I worke very hard last week.

Did you work very hard last week?

• I did

• No, I didn’t. 

• Yes, i am

• No, didn’t

Did you work very hard last week?

• No, I didn’t work very hard last week.

• I didn’t work very hard last week.

• No, I didn’t work very hard last movie.

• No, I didn’t worked very hard last week.

Could she take the children with her to Houston?

• Yes, he could take the children with her to Houston.

• Yes, she could take the children with her to Houston.

• Yes, she could take the childrens with her to Houston.

• Yes, she could take the childrens with her to New york.

Could he save some money each week?

•  He could save some money each week.

• Yes, he couldn’t save some money each week.

• Yes, he could save some money each week.

• Yes, i have a money.

Yesterday Leo was at home all day. Was he at the concert yesterday?

• Yes, he was at the concert yesterday.

• No, he were not at the concert yesterday.

• No, he was not at the concert yesterday.

• Monkey

Was he the best in the marathon?

• Yes he, wasn’t the best in the marathon.

• Was he the best in the marathon.

• Yes he were the best in the marathon.

• No, he were not the best in the marathon.

They were the ones who built the house.

• Were they the ones who built the house?

• Was they the ones who built the house

• the best in the world

• They were the ones who built the house?

Were is my dog? Negative form

• Mi dog wasn’t in the kitchen.

• Mi dog were in the kitchen.

• Mi dog was in the kitchen.

• Mi dog weren’t in the kitchen.

We use “was” for

• He, she, I, it.

• We, they, you

• All

• none