WorksheetsMastering Simple Past Tense
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 11hrs 49mins
Which of the following is a regular verb?
walk
jump
swim
run
What is the simple past form of 'go'?
went
gone
goed
goes
How do you form a question in the simple past tense?
Add 'did' + past form of the verb + subject.
Use 'was' + subject + past form of the verb.
Use 'do' + subject + base form of the verb.
Use 'did' + subject + base form of the verb.
Which sentence uses a time expression correctly?
I met you yesterday.
I am meeting you now.
I will meet you tomorrow.
I will meet you next week.
Identify the irregular verb in the sentence: 'She ate an apple.'
eats
eating
ate
eat
What is the simple past form of 'play'?
played on
played
plays
playing
Which of the following sentences is in the simple past tense?
She will walk to the store.
She walked to the store.
She is walking to the store.
She walks to the store.
What is the simple past form of 'have'?
haved
had
has
having
Which verb is regular: 'walk' or 'swim'?
walk
jump
run
fly
How do you ask about a completed action in the past?
Ask 'Are you...?' for ongoing actions.
Use 'Will you...?' to ask about future actions.
Inquire with 'Have you...?' for actions that are still relevant.
Use 'Did you...?' or 'What did you...?' to ask about completed actions in the past.
Which time expression indicates the simple past?
last month
next week
yesterday
tomorrow
Identify the regular verb in the sentence: 'He jumped over the fence.'
climbed
leaped
jumped
ran
What is the simple past form of 'see'?
glimpsed
looked
sighted
saw
Which of the following sentences is incorrect?
Sentence Y is correct.
Sentence Z is also correct.
Sentence X is incorrect.
Sentence A is not relevant.
What is the simple past form of 'make'?
madea
maked
made
maked
Which verb is irregular: 'talk' or 'sing'?
talking
sing
sang
talked
How do you form a negative sentence in the simple past?
Use 'was not' or 'weren't' + past participle of the verb.
Use 'did' + base form of the verb.
Use 'did not' or 'didn't' + base form of the verb.
Add 'not' after the verb in its past form.
What is the simple past form of 'write'?
writeed
writed
wroteen
wrote
Which sentence uses an irregular verb?
The sentence with 'go'.
The sentence with 'talk'.
The sentence with 'run'.
The sentence with 'play'.
What is the simple past form of 'run'?
runned
raned
ran
runed
What is the simple past form of 'sing'?
sang
singed
song
singed
How do you form a question in the past perfect tense?
Use 'had' + past participle of the verb + subject.
Add 'did' + past form of the verb + subject.
Use 'was' + subject + past participle of the verb.
Use 'have' + past form of the verb + subject.
Which of the following is an irregular verb?
play
talk
go
jump
Identify the regular verb in the sentence: 'They played soccer yesterday.'
played
play
playing
plays
Identify the irregular verb in the sentence: 'He wrote a letter.'
writes
wrote
writing
write
What is the simple past form of 'swim'?
swam
swimmed
swum
swim
What is the simple past form of 'teach'?
teached
taught
teacheded
teaching
Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?
She had finished her homework.
She finished her homework.
She has finished her homework.
She will finish her homework.
How do you form a negative sentence in the past perfect tense?
Use 'had not' + past participle of the verb.
Use 'did not' + base form of the verb.
Use 'was not' + past participle of the verb.
Add 'not' after the verb in its past form.
What is the simple past form of 'teach'?
teached
taught
teacheded
teaching
How do you form a negative sentence in the simple present tense?
Use 'do not' or 'does not' + base form of the verb.
Use 'was not' + base form of the verb.
Add 'not' after the verb in its present form.
Use 'did not' + base form of the verb.
Which of the following is a regular verb?
go
play
sing
eat
How do you form a negative sentence in the past tense?
Use 'did not' + base form of the verb.
Use 'was not' + past form of the verb.
Use 'had not' + past participle of the verb.
Add 'not' after the verb in its past form.
How do you form a question in the future tense?
Use 'will' + base form of the verb + subject.
Use 'is' + subject + base form of the verb.
Use 'was' + subject + base form of the verb.
Use 'do' + subject + base form of the verb.
Which of the following is a past participle form of a verb?
running
ran
run
runs
What is the simple past form of 'go'?
goed
went
gone
going
Which time expression indicates the future tense?
last year
next month
yesterday
today
Which verb is regular: 'dance' or 'sing'?
danced
sing
sang
talked
How do you ask about an action that is still ongoing?
Use 'Did you...?' for completed actions.
Ask 'Are you...?' for ongoing actions.
Inquire with 'Have you...?' for actions that are no longer relevant.
Use 'Will you...?' to ask about future actions.
How do you form a question in the present continuous tense?
Use 'is/am/are' + subject + verb + -ing.
Use 'was/were' + subject + base form of the verb.
Use 'will' + subject + base form of the verb.
Use 'had' + past participle of the verb + subject.
What is the simple past form of 'swim'?
swam
swimmed
swum
swim
What is the simple past form of 'buy'?
bought
buyed
buyed
buys
Which of the following is the past participle form of 'see'?
seen
saw
seeing
sees
What is the simple past form of 'write'?
wrote
writed
written
writes
What is the simple past form of 'bring'?
brang
brought
bringed
bringing
How do you form a question in the past continuous tense?
Use 'was/were' + subject + verb + -ing.
Use 'is/am/are' + subject + verb + -ing.
Use 'had' + past participle of the verb + subject.
Use 'did' + subject + base form of the verb.
Which of the following is the past participle form of 'eat'?
eaten
ate
eats
eating
What is the simple past form of 'sing'?
sang
singed
song
singed
How do you form a question in the present perfect tense?
Use 'has/have' + past participle of the verb + subject.
Use 'is/am/are' + subject + verb + -ing.
Use 'did' + subject + base form of the verb.
Use 'was/were' + subject + past participle of the verb.
Which of the following is a past participle form of the verb 'break'?
broken
breaked
breaks
breaking
