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Everyday English: Past Simple Quiz

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Everyday English: Past Simple Quiz
 

Everyday English: Past Simple QuizOnline version

Daily routines and past actions

by MILENA DEL PILAR APONTE VELASCO
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What did the people talk about?

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What did one person do?

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What did they eat?

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Where did someone go?

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What did one person do at home?

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Who did someone visit?

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What sport did they play?

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When did these activities happen?

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What tense is used in the video?

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Which sentence is correct?

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Correct: they discussed weekend activities.

Correct: the action is in the past tense.

Correct: pizza was eaten.

Correct: they went to a party.

Correct: past tense watched TV.

Correct: they visited grandparents.

Correct: soccer is the sport mentioned.

Correct: events occurred in the past weekend.

Correct: past simple tense is used.

Correct: subject + went (past of go) is correct.

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