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Simple Past Tense Quiz

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Practice simple past statements.

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Simple Past Tense QuizOnline version

Practice simple past statements.

by silviarafaela rodriguez
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I ate breakfast this morning.

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She walked to school yesterday.

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Regular verbs change to 'goed' in past tense.

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Did you watch the movie last night?

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The simple past uses 'am', 'is', or 'are'.

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The negative form is 'did not' plus the base verb.

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I will walked to the store yesterday.

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Did you walked to the store yesterday?

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Regular verbs form the simple past by adding -ed.

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All verbs in the past tense end with -ed.

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