Who made this mess?

Are you ready for the homework?

 

1		Write the following sentences in the past tense:

I do my homework every day.
(Yesterday, _______________.)
You always make a lot of noise!
(But yesterday,_______________.)
He washes his dog after their walk.
She comes to work on time every Monday.
We never forget the text of our speech.
You think a lot about what may happen.
They paint one room each day.

 

2		Make up questions:

I thought about this in the morning. (What did you _______________?)
We liked the film with Morgan Freeman. (Why _______________?)
You watched the news today.
I had many friends when I was young.
They did everything they could to win.
He forgot to read the story for the class of yesterday.
She explained the rule to him.
Frank Sinatra called Ray Charles “the only true genius in show business.”

 

3		Fill in the blanks using the past tense verbs in brackets: (cut, put, was, knew, gave, read, learned, caught, went, washed, worked, came, did, make, made):

I ________the cards on the table. That ________ the moment of truth. Everyone ________ I was the winner.
We ________ hard to achieve this goal, but now we are here.
She ________ her hair, and now she looks funny with this hairdo.
Yesterday he ________ the book about our solar system and he ________ who said that the Sun did not rotate around the Earth.
They ________ in time as usual. And we were not ready for them as usual.
They ________ in time as usual. And we were not ready for them as usual.
You ________ me one more chance, and I did everything right. Thank you.
________ you ________ breakfast? Yes, I ________ it.
It was extremely difficult, but finally, they ________ their parrot.
He ________ his hair once again. I guess he might be bald next month.
Last week we ________ to the theater. All my students liked the play.

 

Lesson 6

 

1		Write the following sentences in the past:

Yesterday, I did my homework.
But yesterday you were not noisy at all.
He washed his dog after their walk.
She came to work on time every Monday.
We never forgot the text of our speech.
You thought a lot about what might happen.
For example, yesterday they painted the bedroom.

 

2		Make up questions:

What did you think about?		When did you watch the news

 

Why did you like the film with Morgan Freeman?		Did you have a lot of friends when you were young?

 

What did they do to win?		Did she explain the rule to him?

 

He forgot to read the story for the class of yesterday. Did he read it for today?		What did Frank Sinatra say about Ray Charles?

 

3		Fill in the blanks using the past tense of the verbs in brackets:

I put the cards on the table. That was the moment of truth. Everyone knew I was the winner.
We worked hard to achieve this goal, but now we are here.
She washed her hair and now she looks funny with this hairdo.
Yesterday he read the book about our solar system and he learned who said that the Sun did not rotate around the Earth.
They came in time as usual. And we were not ready for them as usual.
You gave me one more chance and I did everything right. Thank you.
Did you make breakfast? Yes, I made it.
It was extremely difficult, but finally they caught their parrot.
He cut his hair once again. I guess he might be bald next month.
Last week we went to the theater. All my students liked the play.