Past Simple

Choose the correct statement.

• We went to the cinema last night.

• We go to the cinema last night.

• We want to the cinema last night.

• We want the cinema last night.

Answer explanation

Clue: last night

Choose the correct statement.

• Sarah went to the park with her friends every Friday evening.

• Sarah goes to the park with her friends every Friday evening.

• Sarah want to the park with her friends every Friday evening.

• Sarah go to the park with her friends every Friday evening.

Answer explanation

Clue: every Friday evening

Choose the correct statement.

• There is many people outside the art gallery.

• There are many people outside the art gallery.

• There are much people outside the art gallery.

• There is much people outside the art gallery.

Answer explanation

Clue: It's in present simple because it's a regular activity at the art gallery. Plus, people is not singular!

Choose the correct statement.

• Susan and her sister didn't visit their grandparents last week.

• Susan and her sister didn't visited their grandparents last week.

• Susan and her sister don't visit their grandparents last week.

• Susan and her sister don't visited their grandparents last week.

Answer explanation

Clue: last week

Choose the correct statement.

• There aren't many guests at this dining hall a year ago.

• There isn't many guests at this dining hall a year ago.

• There aren't much guests at this dining hall a year ago.

• There isn't much guests at this dining hall a year ago.

Answer explanation

Clue: check the word 'people' and find the correct quantifier, please

Choose the correct statement.

• They bake a delicious cheese cake for her friend birthday party last year.

• They baked a delicious cheese cake for her friend's birthday party last year.

• They baked delicious cheese cake for her friend's birthday party last year.

• They bake a delicious cheese cake for her friend birthday party last year.

Answer explanation

Clue: It's just ONE cake and check the possessive form, please!

Choose the correct statement.

• I don't have some tests on Monday, but I have a test last Wednesday.

• I didn't have some tests on Monday, but I have a test last Wednesday.

• I don't have any tests on Monday, but I had a test last Wednesday.

• I don't have any tests on Monday, but I have a test Wednesday.

Answer explanation

Clue: When the sentence is in a negative form, we always use any. Check the time, too!

Choose the correct statement.

• Ms. Susan didn't knew about the car accident yesterday evening.

• Ms. Susan didn't knew about the car accident on yesterday evening.

• Ms. Susan didn't know about the car accident yesterday evening.

• Ms. Susan doesn't knew about the car accident in yesterday evening.

Answer explanation

Clue: check the time

Choose the correct statement.

• We wasn't go grocery shopping a few days ago because we are too tired.

• We didn't go grocery shopping a few days ago because we are too tired.

• We weren't go grocery shopping a few days ago because we were too tired.

• We didn't go grocery shopping a few days ago because we were too tired.

Answer explanation

Clue: Always check the verb and time!

Choose the correct statement.

• Their is a small cat under the kitchen table.

• There is a small cat under the kitchen table.

• They are a small cat under the kitchen table.

• There is small cat under the kitchen table.

Answer explanation

Clue: When "it" is singular, we always add an article before adjective+noun.