We ... the door last night when we arrived home. (CLOSE - SIMPLE PAST)
CLOSED
The teacher ... the irregular verbs last year. (TEACH, SIMPLE PAST)
TAUGHT
She ... the book last Sunday. She is a good reader. (READ - SIMPLE PAST)
READ
That dog ... me last year and then, I don't like dogs. (BITE, SIMPLE PAST)
BIT
... you ... the rope?. It was too hard for me. (CUT, SIMPLE PAST)
DID YOU CUT
They ... ... the hamburguer last night. (NOT EAT - SIMPLE PAST)
DIDN'T EAT
We ... ... TV last night. (NOT WATCH TV - SIMPLE PAST)
DIDN'T WATCH
I ... tennis yesterday. (PLAY - SIMPLE PAST)
PLAYED
She ... the teeth this morning. (BRUSH - SIMPLE PAST)
BRUSHED
We ... ... an email last week. The computer was broken. (NOT WRITE - SIMPLE PAST)
DIDN'T WRITE
She ... the trampoline one hour yesterday. (JUMP - SIMPLE PAST)
JUMPED
The children ... sad yesterday afternoon. (BE - SIMPLE PAST)
WERE
... she ... the piano last year? (PLAY - SIMPLE PAST)
DID SHE PLAY
... you ... the truth to the police yesterday? (TELL, SIMPLE PAST)
DID YOU TELL
We ... ... the tennis racket yesterday. It is too expensive. (NOT PAY, SIMPLE PAST)
DIDN'T PAY
She ... a house two years ago. (BUY - SIMPLE PAST)
BOUGHT
She ... the picture on Saturday. (HANG - SIMPLE PAST)
HUNG
The elephant ... with 5 ballons yesterday. (FLY - SIMPLE PAST)
FLEW
... you ... our meeting?. I was waiting for you one hour. (FORGET - SIMPLE PAST)
DID YOU FORGET
He ... his knee yesterday playing football. (HURT, SIMPLE PAST)
HURT
She ... the rope last week. (SKIP - SIMPLE PAST)
SKIPED
They ... the car across the bridge yesterday. (DRIVE - SIMPLE PAST)
DROVE
... you ... the hotel? It wasn't too far. (FIND, SIMPLE PAST)
DID YOU FIND
He ... ... the ball yesterday at the baseball match. (NOT CATCH, SIMPLE PAST)
DIDN'T CATCH
Firefighters ... ... the forest yesterday (NOT BURN, SIMPLE PAST)
DIDN'T BURN