Put the verbs into Past Simple Tense, make negative and interrogative sentences 1. He a letter two days…
Put the verbs into Past Simple Tense,
make negative and interrogative sentences
1.
He a letter two days ago. (write)
He
a letter two days ago.
he
a letter two days ago?
2. She me to the cinema yesterday. (take)
She
me to the cinema yesterday.
she me to the cinema yesterday?
3. They very well last night. (sleep)
They
very well last night.
they very well last night?
4. We our teacher in the park yesterday. (meet)
We
our teacher in the park yesterday.
our teacher in the park yesterday?
5. They a very good house last year. (have)
They
a very good house last
year.
they. a very good house last year?
6. The cat all the fish from the table. (eat)
The cat
all the fish from the table.
the cat all the fish from the table?
7. You a very good book last week. (buy)
You
a very good book last week.
you
a very good book last week?
we
US universities began to follow the European model. 9) Pollution became a popular issue after World War II, due to radioactive fallout from atomic warfare and testing. 10) They learnt at last how to purify water. 11) Tom decided to read some articles because he had plenty of time. 12) Many factories tried to follow all the strict environmental guidelines. 13) Economic changes caused far-reaching social changes.
Interrogative
1. Did we go for a stroll down «Alphabet Street» to Ginger Street? 2. Did television cut deeply into the movie-going audience in the 1950s. 3. Did he do a tremendous amount of work? 4. Did they carry out a huge survey?5. Were there a lot of disasters in the 20th century? 6. Did the actress give a bravura performance in the Aldwych in London? 7. Did he fail to appear before the magistrate? 8. Was Hobbs a founding partner in the Atlantic Financial Markets? 9. Could they get out of the place? 10. Did we have absolutely nothing to do last weekend? 11. Did they shut up when they saw me/you? 12. Did she begin the examination on time? 13. Did she have a problem on her mind? 14. Did your friend teach English for twenty-five years. 15. Did the old man use to take a long walk every morning?
Negative
1. We didn’t go for a stroll down «Alphabet Street» to Ginger Street. 2. In the 1950s, television didn’t cut deeply into the movie-going audience. 3. He didn’t do a tremendous amount of work. 4. They didn’t carry out a huge survey. 5. There weren’t a lot of disasters in the 20th century. ^ 6. The actress didn’t give a bravura performance in the Aldwych in London. 7. He didn’t fail to appear before the magistrate. 8. Hobbs wasn’t a founding partner in the Atlantic Financial Markets. 9. They couldn’t get out of the place. 10. We didn’t have absolutely anything to do last weekend. 11. When they saw me, they didn’t shut up. 12. She didn’t begin the examination on time. 13. She didn’t have a problem on her mind. 14. My friend didn’t teach English for twenty-five years. 15. The old man didn’t use to take a long walk every morning.