Nina ... (drink) a cup of tea at lunch time.
Nina drank a cup of tea at lunch time.
Harry ... (go) to bed at eleven o’clock yesterday.
Harry went to bed at eleven o’clock yesterday.
Jason ... (write) an email and ... (send) it to his friend.
Jason wrote an email and ... sent it to his friend.
Hannah ... (buy) a new umbrella.
Hannah bought a new umbrella.
Liam ... (drive) to work on Monday morning.
Liam drove to work on Monday morning.
Sam ... (lose) his phone.
Sam lost his phone.
He ... (pay) $100 for a new phone.
He paid $100 for a new phone.
Our teacher ... (teach) us about the past simple tense.
Our teacher taught us about the past simple tense.
Simon ... (watch) cartoons in the afternoon.
Simon watched cartoons in the afternoon.
Martin ... (walk) to work on Monday morning.
Martin walked to work on Monday morning.
Helen ... (stay) at home on Saturday afternoon.
Helen stayed at home on Saturday afternoon.
Mike ... (play) football all the weekend.
Mike played football all the weekend.
James ... (wash) his car on Sunday morning.
James washed his car on Sunday morning.
Lydia ... (live) in New York in 2015.
Lydia lived in New York in 2015.
