Review the charts. Then do the exercise that follows.

Look at the picture above. Answer the questions below with short answers.

Read the paragraph. Answer the questions in complete sentences.

Example: What did Martin buy? He bought a new scooter.

The incorrect word in each sentence is underlined. Change it to the correct word.

1. Kerry sitted under the umbrella.
2. Did you got a new cat?
3. Nicole was ate two cheeseburgers.
4. Larry didn’t came to my house.
5. I didn’t enjoyed the movie last night.
6. Bob bringed beer to the banquet.
7. Where did you studied cooking?
8. The band didn’t sang my favorite song.
9. What do Gus see on TV this morning?
10. Scottie do not make that vase. Jen did.

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Use the pictures to help you answer each question below. Try to answer in complete sentences.

Many wh- questions in simple past start with the wh- question word + “did.” The subject follows “did” in these questions.

Study the charts below. Then do the exercise that follows.

Choose the wh- question words and use “did” and/or the correct verb.

Example: (Where / What) did you first study English? I studied English in London.

Many of the common verbs we use have an irregular past tense form. Look at the verbs on the left. The past tense form of the verbs is on the right. Choose the correct past tense form of each verb. The first one is done for you.

PART 2 More Irregular Past Verbs

Look at the pictures. Use a verb and a noun from each box below to make a sentence about each picture. Try to make sentences with the simple past form of the verb.

Example: The man drove a bus.

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Write a positive or negative sentence for each picture using the verb provided.