Simple Past Tense with "Be" & "Other Verbs" (Quiz)

The auxiliary verbs used in the Simple Past Tense with "Be" are:

• was & weare

• was & where

• was & wear

• was & were

Type all the Subject Pronouns in ORDER according to their respective classification. Separate them using commas (,).

(a)  

The subjects that take the auxiliary verb "was" in the Simple Past Tense with "Be" are:

• They & You

• I & We

• I, He, She, & It

• He, She, & It

Answer explanation

The answer can not be only "He, She, & It" because the subject "I" also takes the auxiliary "was".

The structure to create a basic sentence in the Simple Past Tense with Other Verbs is:

• Subject + Verb in Past Tense + did + Complement

• Subject + Verb in Past Tense + Complement

• Subject + did + Verb in Past Tense + Complement

• Subject + did + Verb in Base Form + Complement

These verbs all called like this because most of them change their written form and/or pronunciation in present, past, and past participle.

• Past Participle Verbs

• Irregular Verbs

• Regular Verbs

• Past Tense Verbs

These verbs all called like this because a suffix is added to get their form in past, and past participle. This suffix can be pronounced as /id/, /t/, or /d/:

• Past Participle Verbs

• Irregular Verbs

• Regular Verbs

• Past Tense Verbs

What type of sentence is this?

Was it hot?

• Affirmative

• Negative

• Yes / No Question

• Information Question

What type of sentence is this?

You did not play football yesterday.

• Affirmative

• Negative

• Yes / No Question

• Information Question

What type of sentence is this?

Which song did you sing?

• Affirmative

• Negative

• Yes / No Question

• Information Question

What type of sentence is this?

He spoke in German during the presentation.

• Affirmative

• Negative

• Yes / No Question

• Information Question