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Past tense practice

by Wanwisa Attamana
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I ___ to the cinema yesterday.

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She ___ a book last night.

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They ___ to the party last weekend.

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We ___ dinner at 7 o’clock.

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He ___ the answer but he was unsure.

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The train ___ at 9:15 yesterday.

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We ___ to visit Paris last year.

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She ___ her homework before dinner.

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I ___ the movie three times.

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They ___ early and met us at the cafe.

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Went is the past tense of go; the sentence needs past form for a completed action.

Read is the simple past of read; the sentence refers to a completed action yesterday.

Came is the past tense of come; used for finished events.

Had is the simple past of have; indicates a completed meal time.

Knew is the past tense of know; used for knowledge in the past.

Arrived is past tense of arrive; describes a finished action.

Went is correct past tense of go for a completed trip.

Finished is the past simple; finished the homework before another past event.

Saw is the simple past of see; refers to completed viewings.

Arrived is past tense; action completed before meeting.

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