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Talk about yesterday: the past simple worksheet

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Practice sheet

Name: ____________________   Date: ______________

Directions: Circle the best option. Write your answer on the line.

  1. Last night I ___ my aunt.

    A. called   ·   B. call   ·   C. calling

    Answer: ____________________________________

  2. Yesterday he ___ an apple.

    A. eat   ·   B. eated   ·   C. ate

    Answer: ____________________________________

  3. We ___ the museum last Sunday.

    A. visiting   ·   B. visited   ·   C. visit

    Answer: ____________________________________

  4. Did they ___ on time?

    A. arrive   ·   B. arrived   ·   C. arriving

    Answer: ____________________________________

  5. I didn’t ___ my keys.

    A. found   ·   B. finded   ·   C. find

    Answer: ____________________________________

  6. She ___ a letter yesterday.

    A. writed   ·   B. wrote   ·   C. write

    Answer: ____________________________________

  7. They ___ home two hours ago.

    A. went   ·   B. go   ·   C. goed

    Answer: ____________________________________

  8. Choose the correct sentence.

    A. Did he finished his work?   ·   B. Did he finishing his work?   ·   C. Did he finish his work?

    Answer: ____________________________________

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Say two things you did yesterday and one thing you did not do.

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Answer key: Talk about yesterday: the past simple

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  1. called — Use the past form called.
  2. ate — Ate is the past of eat.
  3. visited — Visit takes -ed in the past.
  4. arrive — After did, use arrive.
  5. find — After didn’t, use find.
  6. wrote — Wrote is the past of write.
  7. went — Went describes the completed past action.
  8. Did he finish his work? — Use the base form finish after did.

Writing task: Answers vary. Check whether the learner uses the lesson’s pattern and communicates a clear meaning. This task is not automatically graded.

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