Past simple quiz

When I (be) in Japan, I (find) everything very different

• Was, found

• Were, found

• Was, finded

• were, finded

Answer explanation

For the verb "To be":

I WAS, you WERE

For the verb "to find"

it is irregular, so we use "FOUND"

Two years ago, my parents (buy)

• Bought

• Buyed

• Buied

Answer explanation

"TO BUY" is an irregular verb, that changes to "BOUGHT" in simple past

On sunday my family (Go) to the water park

• Goed

• Went

Last night I (eat) fish and rice

• Eated

• Ate

• Eating

The teacher (write) a story

• Writed

• Writeied

• Wrote

My sister and her husband (not come) from Greece

• didn't come

• did not come

• comed

• came

Answer explanation

In past simple, when expressing a negative we use the auxiliary DIDN'T (did not) and the verb in its infintive form

I (not like) the concert

• liked

• didn't like

• did not like

• loke

My cousin (call) home yesterday evening.

• Called

• Cole

• Did called

(they/leave) the country last Saturday?

• Did they leave

• Did they left

• Did they leaved

• They did leave

Answer explanation

To ask a question in past simple, we use DID + the SUBJECT (they) } the verb in its INFINITIVE form

(you/travel) to Madrid by car or by plane?

• Did you travel

• Did you traveled

• You did travel

• Did travel you