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We ____ (not stay) in a hotel on holiday. (Past Simple)
didn't stay
My mum _____ (not want) an animal in the house. (Past Simple)
didn't want
The cat ____ (not like) the dog at first. (Past Simple)
didn't like
You _____ (not ask) me the question! (Past Simple)
didn’t ask
I did wanted / didn’t want to go to school on Monday.
didn’t want
My sister didn’t go / didn’t goed swimming last summer.
didn’t go
My parents did cooked / didn’t cook last night.
didn’t cook
The elephant didn’t liked / didn’t like the monkey.
didn’t like
We didn’t study / didn’t studied maths at the weekend.
didn’t study
I didn’t do / don’t do my homework yesterday.
didn’t do
They _____ (watch) TV all night and they were tired at school the next day. (Past Simple)
watched
He _____ (travel) on a boat to Majorca. (Past Simple)
travelled
The students _____ (answer) all the teacher’s questions. He was very happy. (Past Simple)
answered
We _____ (love) our house on the beach. It was beautiful! (Past Simple)
loved
My summer holiday ____ (start) on 15th July. I was really happy. (Past Simple)
started
Her dad ____ (work) in a bank for many years. (Past Simple)
worked
Our dog ____ (live) with us for 15 years. (Past Simple)
lived
I _____ (want) to make Mum a birthday cake but there _____ (not be) any eggs in the fridge. (Past Simple)
wanted , weren't
Put the words in the correct order: The \ concert \ loud \ wasn’t \ pop \ very.
The pop concert wasn’t very loud.
Put the words in the correct order: I \ excited \ before \ was \ the \ very \ party.
I was very excited before the party.
Put the words in the correct order: she \ at \ Sunday \ cinema \ Was \ the \ last?
Was she at the cinema last Sunday?
Put the words in the correct order: last \ He \ at \ week \ wasn’t \ school.
He wasn’t at school last week.
Put the words in the correct order: home \ you \ were \ yesterday \ at \ morning?
Were you at home yesterday morning?
Put the words in the correct order: We \ concert \ at \ last \ a \ Saturday \ were.
We were at a concert last Saturday.
We wasn’t / weren’t late for class yesterday.
weren’t
Was / Were you excited on your birthday?
Were
How / What does she do after school?
What
How many / often do you go to the cinema?
often
Where_____ (be) you yesterday? (Past Simple)
were
Last Friday, we ____ (not be) at a party. (Past Simple)
weren’t
The exam _____ (not be) difficult. It was easy. (Past Simple)
wasn’t
Was / Were you at the beach last weekend?
Were
She _____ (be) excited on her birthday. (Past Simple)
was
They wasn’t / weren’t in the park last Sunday. They were at home.
weren’t
Was / Were they at the party?
Were
I was / were late for school.
was
Where’s my car? Have you seen ____?
 
it
 
it's
 
for
 
with
He’s flying to Madrid _____ the weekend.
 
for
 
until
 
with
 
it
We’re camping _____ friends from school.
 
with
 
until
 
for
 
it's
She wants to visit Rome until / with Sunday.
until
Let’s go to the park for / until an hour this Saturday.
for
Jack is camping until / with me.
with
I’ve got a maths test now for / until two o’clock.
until
He’s staying in my house for / until two weeks.
for
I live for / with my family in a small flat.
with
I don’t like the cold. It / It’s makes me sad.
It
I love it when it / it’s warm in summer.
it's
My grandparents have got a computer, but they don’t use it / it’s.
it
I love football, but I don’t play it / it’s.
it
Where’s my pen? It / It’s here!
It’s
I like spring. It / It’s warm and beautiful.
It’s
I think this picture is _____ (attractive) than that one. (comparative degree)
more attractive
Tennis is ______ (exciting) football. (comparative degree)
more exciting than
A forest is ______ (beautiful) grass. (comparative degree)
more beautiful than
New York is _______ (interesting) my town. (comparative degree)
more interesting than
The President is ______ (famous) than my teacher. (comparative degree)
more famous
Underwater sports are unusual than / more unusual than / unusualer mountain sports.
more unusual than
Gardens are boring than / more / more boring than the forest.
more boring
The city is more interesting / interestinger / interesting than the countryside.
more interesting
English is more important / important/ importanter than art.
more important
The city is _____ (dirty) the countryside. (comparative degree)
dirtier than
My mother is _____ (young) my father. (comparative degree)
younger than
The sea here is _____ (clean) the river in my city. (comparative degree)
cleaner than
Italy is ______ (hot) Scotland. (comparative degree)
hotter than
I think maths is ______(hard) Italian. (comparative degree)
harder than
My father is _____ (old) my mother. (comparative degree)
older than
Today I am happier / happy than my brother.
happier
My garden is new / newer than the forest.
newer
Trees are taller / tall than flowers.
taller
My sister is younger / young than me.
younger
Flowers are nice / nicer than grass.
nicer
Madrid is small / smaller than Mexico City.
smaller
The beach is hotter / hot than the city.
hotter