Maria Paula Past Tense Quiz

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in negative form: I slept well last night.

• I didn't sleep well last night.

• I wasn't sleeping well last night.

• I wasn't well slept last night.

• I did not sleep well last night.

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in affirmative form: She went to the park yesterday.

• She goes to the park yesterday.

• She went to the park yesterday.

• She didn't go to the park yesterday.

• She will go to the park yesterday.

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in question form: They visited their grandparents last weekend.

• Were they visit their grandparents last weekend?

• Do they visit their grandparents last weekend?

• Did they visited their grandparents last weekend?

• Did they visit their grandparents last weekend?

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in negative form: He climbed the mountain last summer.

• He didn't climb the mountain last summer.

• He wasn't climbing the mountain last summer.

• He hasn't climbed the mountain last summer.

• He did not climb the mountain last summer.

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in affirmative form: We saw a movie at the theater.

• We saw a movie at the theater.

• We have seen a movie at the theater.

• We did not see a movie at the theater.

• We will see a movie at the theater.

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in question form: Did you play soccer yesterday?

• Did you played soccer yesterday?

• Played you soccer yesterday?

• Did you playing soccer yesterday?

• Did you play soccer today?

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in negative form: She found her lost keys.

• She did not find her lost keys.

• She failed to find her lost keys.

• She wasn't able to find her lost keys.

• She didn't find her lost keys.

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in affirmative form: They cooked dinner together.

• They didn't cook dinner together.

• They will cook dinner together.

• They were cooking dinner together.

• They cooked dinner together.

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in question form: Did he speak to the teacher after class?

• Did he speak to the teacher before class?

• Did the teacher speak to him before class?

• Did the teacher speak to him after class?

• Did he speak to the teacher during class?

Change the following sentence to simple past tense in negative form: I jumped over the fence.

• I didn't jump over the fence.

• I wasn't jumping over the fence.

• I did not jump over the fence.

• I never jumped over the fence.