English Practice

They . . . fried rice two days ago.

• eat

• eaten

• ate

• eats

My Mom . . . soup last afternoon.

• cooked

• cook

• cooks

• cookes

I . . . Math in the School Yesterday.

• studied

• study

• studies

• studieds

My friend and I . . . to mall last week.

• go

• goes

• went

• gone

My sister . . . watch TV Yesterday.

• doesn't

• don't

• didn't

• isn't

Rosy and Jisoo . . . sing in Indonesia last month.

• don't

• doesn't

• aren't

• didn't

My Sister didn't . . . a cake two weeks ago.

• make

• makes

• made

• mades

Did you see my cat yesterday ? (Yes)

• I see your cat Yesterday.

• I don't see your cat Yesterday.

• I didn't see you cat Yesterday.

• I saw your cat Yesterday.

Willo and Willy played the doll in my house two days ago.

Changes the sentence above into "negative sentence (-)".

• Willo and Willy don't play the doll in my house two days ago.

• Willo and Willy doesn't play the doll in my house two days ago.

• Willo and Willy didn't played the doll in my house two days ago.

• Willo and Willy didn't play the doll in my house two days ago.

Mr. Smith read a newspaper last morning.

"Change the sentence above into "interrogative sentence (?)"

• Do Mr. Smith read a newspaper last morning ?

• Did Mr. Smith read a newspaper last morning ?

• Does Mr. Smith read a newspaper last morning ?

• Did Mr. Smith reads a newspaper last morning ?