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Put into the Past Simple: Running makes me tired.
Running made me tired.
Put into the Past Simple: They have a problem.
They had a problem.
Put into the Past Simple: She doesn't teach English.
She didn't teach English.
Put into the Past Simple: What time do you finish work?
What time did you finish work?
Put into the Past Simple: She catches the bus at that stop.
She caught the bus at that stop.
Put into the Past Simple: We leave school at five o'clock.
We left school at five o'clock.
Put into the Past Simple: What's the problem?
What was the problem?
Put into the Past Simple: Richard and I are students at this school.
Richard and I were students at this school.
Make negative: Conan Doyle was a teacher when he began writing stories.
Conan Doyle wasn't a teacher when he began writing stories.
Make negative: Conan Doyle was born in 1850.
Conan Doyle wasn't born in 1850.
Make negative: A police officer recognised him in Australia.
A police officerdidn't recognise him in Australia.
Make negative: Ronnie Biggs ran away to Madrid.
Ronnie Biggs didn't run away to Madrid.
Make negative: Ronnie Biggs stole 2.6 million dollars.
Ronnie Biggs didn't steal 2.6 million dollars.
Make negative: Ronnie Biggs committed fraud.
Ronnie Biggs didn't commit fraud.
Make negative: Ronnie Biggs was born in 1919.
Ronnie Biggs wasn't born in 1919.
Why/fly to Brazil?
Why did he fly to Brazil?
police/catch him?
Did the police catch him?
How much/steal?
How much did he steal?
What crime/commit?
What crime did he commit?
Where/they/live?
Where did they live?
When/be born? (he or she)
When was he/she born?
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