Verb test

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

A new problem arises during the meeting.

• A new problem arise during the meeting.
• A new problem was arising during the meeting.
• A new problem has arisen during the meeting.
• A new problem arose during the meeting.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

She becomes a doctor.

• She has become a doctor.
• She becomes doctors.
• She is a doctor.
• She became a doctor.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

The dog bites the apple.

• The dog was biting the apple.
• The dog bite the apple.
• The dog bites the apple yesterday.
• The dog bit the apple.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

I need to take a break from studying and go for a walk.

• I need to take a break from studying and go for a walk.
• I needed to take a break from studying and go for a walk.
• I need to take a break from studying and went for a walk.
• I needed to take a break from studying and went for a walk.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

I want to buy a new book.

• I wanted to buy a new book.
• I was buying a new book.
• I will buy a new book.
• I buy a new book.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

The cat catches the mouse, but the mouse is too quick.

• The cat catch the mouse, but the mouse was too quick.
• The cat tries to catch the mouse, but the mouse was too quick.
• The cat caught the mouse, but the mouse was too quick.

• The cat tried to catch the mouse, but the mouse was too quick.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

Please cut the cake into eight slices.

• You cuts the cake into eight slices.
• You cutting the cake into eight slices.
• You cut the cake into eight slices.
• You cutted the cake into eight slices.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

Please do your homework before dinner.

• You do your homework before dinner.
• You will do your homework before dinner.
• You did your homework before dinner last night.

• You have done your homework before dinner.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

I feel happy when I spend time with my friends.

• I felt happy when I spent time with my friends.
• I felt happy when I spend time with my friends.
• I feels happy when I spend time with my friends.
• I feel happy when I spend time with my friends.

Change the following sentence into correct simple past tense.

I find a shiny coin on the sidewalk today.

• I finding a shiny coin on the sidewalk.
• I finds a shiny coin on the sidewalk.
• I finded a shiny coin on the sidewalk.
• I found a shiny coin on the sidewalk.