We ... (- be) at school yesterday, we ... (+ be) on a day trip.
We weren't at school yesterday, we were on a day trip.
Lilly and her parents ... ( + live) in London.
Lilly and her parents lived in London.
Dad ... (- be) in the garage in the morning.
Dad wasn't in the garage in the morning.
Sam ... ( - want) to play ball.
Sam didn't want to play ball.
Luis ... ( + visit) his grandparents.
Luis visited his grandparents.
My parents ... (- be) at work yesterday.
My parents weren't at work yesterday.
They ... (- be) really scared of the dog.
They weren't really scared of the dog.
Yesterday I ... (- be) at work, I ... (+be) at home.
Yesterday I wasn't at work, I was at home.
The story ... ( + end) happily.
The story ended happily.
Tim ... (+ be) ill and ... (- go) to school.
Tim was ill and didn't go to school.
Lola ... ( + try) to open the door.
Lola tried to open the door.
Jenny ... ( - watch) the new film.
Jenny didn't watch the new film.
We ... ( - listen) to music.
We didn't listen to music.
I ... (- be) busy when you ... (+ call) me.
I wasn't busy when you called me.
He ... ( + carry) all of us that day.
He carried all of us that day.
Garfield ... ( - change) anything in his life.
Garfield didn't change anything in his life.
My friends ... (- be) at the party yesterday.
My friends weren't at the party yesterday.
Samantha ... ( - climb) trees.
Samantha didn't climb trees.
Homer ... ( + use) a dictionary.
Homer used a dictionary.
Timmy ... ( + invent) a rocket.
Timmy invented a rocket.
Luis ... ( + work) in the garden.
Luis worked in the garden.
Anny ... (+ be) really happy.
Anny was really happy.
Mary ... (+ be) glad to get a present.
Mary was glad to get a present.
Rob ... ( - open) the door.
Rob didn't open the door.
Kate and Jenny ... (+ be) very hungry.
Kate and Jenny were very hungry.
I ... ( - ask) the teacher.
I didn't ask the teacher.
We ... (+ be) at home.
We were at home.
Sam and Claire ... (+ be) at the beach.
Sam and Claire were at the beach.
It ... ( - happen) yesterday.
It didn't happen yesterday.
Homer ... ( + study) hard 5 years ago.
Homer studied hard 5 years ago.
I ... ( - talk) to my friends.
I didn't talk to my friends.