Past Simple Challenge

Identify the past simple affirmative sentence: She played in the park.

• She plays in the park.

• She played in the park.

• She will play in the park.

• She is playing in the park.

Identify the past simple negative sentence: They didn't go to the beach.

• They didn't went to the beach.

• They didn't goes to the beach.

• They didn't going to the beach.

• They didn't go to the beach.

Form a past simple affirmative sentence: I watched a movie yesterday.

• I will watch a movie yesterday.

• I watching a movie yesterday.

• I watched a movie yesterday.

• I watch a movie yesterday.

Form a past simple negative sentence: He didn't eat breakfast this morning.

• He didn't ate breakfast this morning.

• He didn't eating breakfast this morning.

• He didn't eats breakfast this morning.

• He didn't eat breakfast this morning.

Identify the past simple affirmative sentence: We visited our grandparents last weekend.

• We visited our grandparents last weekend.

• We will visit our grandparents next weekend.

• We visit our grandparents last weekend.

• We are visiting our grandparents last weekend.

Identify the past simple negative sentence: She didn't finish her homework on time.

• She finish her homework on time.

• She did finish her homework on time.

• She didn't finished her homework on time.

• She didn't finish her homework on time.

Form a past simple affirmative sentence: The cat chased the mouse.

• The cat chased the cheese.

• The cat chased the mouse.

• The mouse chased the cat.

• The cat chased the dog.

Form a past simple negative sentence: They didn't clean their room yesterday.

• They cleaned their room yesterday.

• They didn't clean their room today.

• They didn't clean their house yesterday.

• They didn't clean their room yesterday.

Identify the past simple affirmative sentence: He cooked dinner for his family.

• He cooked dinner for his family.

• He cooked dinner with his family.

• He cook dinner for his family.

• He cooking dinner for his family.

Identify the past simple negative sentence: The dog didn't bark at the mailman.

• The dog didn't bark at the delivery person.

• The dog barked at the mailman.

• The dog didn't bark at the mailman.

• The dog didn't bark at the postman.