Simple Past Quiz

Which sentence is correctly using the simple past form.

• She didn't went to the party last night.

• She is going to the party next week.

• She didn't go to the party last night.

• She will go to the party tonight.

Which of the following sentences means the same as 'I did not complete my homework yesterday'?

• I finished my homework yesterday.

• I never do my homework.

• I will finish my homework tomorrow.

• I didn't finish my homework yesterday.

Which activity did he not do on Sunday?

• He watched a movie on Sunday.

• He went swimming on Sunday.

• He didn't play football on Sunday.

• He played basketball on Sunday.

What did they not do last weekend?

• They didn't watch the movie last weekend.

• They are watching the movie right now.

• They watched the movie last weekend.

• They will watch the movie next weekend.

Which of the following sentences has a negative?

• I had a big breakfast this morning.

• I skipped lunch yesterday.

• I didn't eat breakfast this morning.

• I ate breakfast for dinner.

Which of the following statements is correctly written?

• She always did visited her grandparents.

• She did visit her grandparents next month.

• She didn't visit her grandparents last month.

• She visited her grandparents next month.

What can be the reason to explain why he didn't pass the exam last week?

• He studied for the exam last week.

• He will study for the exam next week.

• He didn't study for the exam last week.

• He is studying for the exam right now.

Which sentence expresses an action that happened in the past?

• They didn't go on vacation last summer.

• They are currently on vacation.

• They will go on vacation next summer.

• They went on vacation last summer.

Which option expresses an action that didn't happen?

• I saw the new movie last Friday.

• I will see the new movie next Friday.

• I am seeing the new movie this Friday.

• I didn't see the new movie last Friday.

Which sentence is correctly written in simple past?

• She will buy a new dress next week.

• She has been buying a new dress every week.

• She didn't buy a new dress last week.

• She bought a new dress last week.