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Past Simple Mastery

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Past simple basics

by Linneth Peñafiel
1

Choose the correct past simple affirmative sentence.

2

Select the past simple negative sentence.

3

Which sentence is in past simple interrogative form?

4

Identify the past simple affirmative sentence.

5

Choose the past simple negative form.

6

Select the correct past simple interrogative sentence.

7

Choose the past simple affirmative sentence about Tom.

8

Identify the past simple negative sentence with contraction.

9

Select the past simple interrogative that asks about meeting someone.

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Correct: a simple past tense without helping verbs. Others use present, past continuous, or future.

Correct: using did not + base form; others misuse tense or form.

Correct: auxiliary did + base verb; others have wrong tense or agreement.

Correct: simple past; others are non-past or past perfect/continuous.

Correct: contraction did not + base verb; others use wrong tense or form.

Correct: did + base verb; others misuse agreement or form.

Correct: simple past; others use incorrect tense or form.

Correct: did not + base form; others are present or incorrectConstruction.

Correct: did + base verb; others wrong auxiliary or tense.

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