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Simple Past Tense

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the Simple Past Tense refer to?

a)

It refers to past actions that are not real.

b)

It refers to any situation that is in the present.

c)

It refers to past actions or events.

d)

Any option is correct.

2.

What is the classification of verbs in the Simple Past Tense?

a)

Active and Passive verbs

b)

Regular and Irregular verbs

c)

D or ED verbs

d)

All options are correct.

3.

What is the main characteristic of Regular Verbs in the Simple Past tense?

a)

Spelling changes partially

b)

Consonant + vowel + consonant ending

c)

D ending

d)

ED ending

4.

What happen with the Irregular Verbs in the Simple Past tense?

a)

Spelling changes partially or totally

b)

Add ED at the end of the verb

c)

Consonant + vowel + consonant ending

d)

ED ending

5.

What is the auxiliary we need to use in the Negative Statements - Simple Past tense?


(More than one answer may be correct)

a)

Did not

b)

Did

c)

Didn't

d)

Do not

6.

What happen to the verb in the Negative Statements of Simple Past tense?

a)

Add ED at the end of the verb

b)

It keeps its base form.

c)

The spelling rules need to be applied

d)

Any answer is correct.

7.

What is the ending form of regular verbs that end in CONSONANT + Y?

a)

ED

b)

YED

c)

IED

d)

Any answer is correct.

8.

What happen to the regular verbs that end in CONSONANT + VOWEL + CONSONANT?

a)

We just have to add ED.

b)

The last consonant is duplicated.

c)

We have to change the last consonant.

d)

Nothing happens.

9.

In the regular verbs that end in CONSONANT + VOWEL + CONSONANT and the STRESS is in the FIRST vowel, the last consonant is NOT duplicated.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

Read the following sentences and mark the ones that are correct.

a)

Carla always tryed to study at night. (try)

b)

That event occured yesterday. (occur)

c)

We liveed in Quito last year. (live)

d)

Any sentence is correct.