Verb Practice Simple Tenses

Change the following sentence to simple past affirmative: I play soccer every weekend.

• I have played soccer every weekend.

• I will play soccer every weekend.

• I played soccer every weekend.

• I am playing soccer every weekend.

Turn the sentence 'She watches a movie yesterday' into a negative sentence in simple past.

• She did not watch a movie yesterday.

• She not watched a movie yesterday.

• She didn't watched a movie yesterday.

• She was not watching a movie yesterday.

Which is the AUXILIARY VERB FOR SIMPLE PAST TENSE

(a)  

Do you eat breakfast this morning? (Rewrite as an affirmative sentence in simple past)

• No, I didn't eat breakfast this morning.

• Yes, I will eat breakfast this morning.

• No, I am not eating breakfast this morning.

• Yes, I ate breakfast this morning.

Which is the Interrogative past sentence :

• • They played soccer yesterday.

• Did you finish your homework?

• • He eats breakfast every day.

Change the sentence 'They study for the test' into an affirmative sentence in simple past.

• They don't studied for the test.

• They studied for the test.

• They didn't studied for the test.

• They not studied for the test.

1. Which is the correct structure for INTERROGATIVE PAST SIMPLE SENTENCES

• Subject+Verb in base form+Complent?

• Did+Subject+Verb in base form+Complement?

• Did+Subject+Verb in past+Complement?

1. Which is the correct structure for NEGATIVE PAST SIMPLE SENTENCES

• 1. Subject + Not + Verb in past + Complement.

• 1. Subject + Do/Does not + Verb in base form + Complement.

• 1. Subject+ Did not + Verb in base form + Complement.

Complete the following sentence for simple future affirmative:

1. We ________ to the beach next summer

• will go

• will goes

• Would go

The cat ______ the vet. tomorrow morning. (future simple affirmative)

• will visit

• 8. will be

• 8. will sleep

• will eat