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We use the past simple for repeated events in the past. True or false?

True

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. They no liked the film. OR b. They didn’t like the film.

b. They didn’t like the film.

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. Played you tennis last year? OR b. Did you play tennis last year?

b. Did you play tennis last year?

Read, pronounce and spell: "We _______________ (enjoy) the funfair a lot."

enjoyed

Read, pronounce and spell: "Tell me, what _______________ (happen)?"

happened

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. The door opened and we went in. OR b. The door openned and we went in.

. a. The door opened and we went in.

We use the past simple for things in the past which have finished. True or false?

True

We use the past simple for things a long way back in the past and things in the recent past. True or false?

True

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. We decideed to go home. OR b. We decided to go home.

b. We decided to go home.

Read, pronounce and spell: "He _______________ (try) to start the car."

tried

We only use the past simple for things a long way back in the past. True or false?

False

We use the auxiliary did or didn’t to form questions and negatives in the past simple. True or false?

True

Read, pronounce and spell: "She _______________ (stop) at a zebra crossing."

stopped

We use the past simple for things that are happening now. True or false?

False

Read and pronounce: "The cat _______________ (escape) from the garden."

escaped

Read, pronounce and spell: "I _______________ (carry on) working until late."

carried

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. Did he talked to you? OR b. Did he talk to you?

b. Did he talk to you?

Read, pronounce and spell: "Alfie _______________ (fail) his driving test again."

failed

We use the past simple for single events or situations in the past. True or false?

True

Read and pronounce: "They _______________ (agree) with me about the album."

agreed

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. They stopped working and went for lunch. OR b. They stoped working and went for lunch.

a. They stopped working and went for lunch.

We use the auxiliary have to form questions and negatives in the past simple, as in 'I have read your book'. True or false?

False

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. We planed to go on a trip round the US. OR b. We planned to go on a trip round the US.

b. We planned to go on a trip round the US

WHAT'S CORRECT? a. I tryed to help her. OR b. I tried to help her.

b. I tried to help her