My sister ... (tidy) her room yesterday.
My sister tidied her room yesterday.
My brother ... (not play) the guitar.
My brother didn’t play the guitar.
He ... (be) very tired yesterday.
He was very tired yesterday.
She ... (wait) for the bus.
She waited for the bus.
The bus ... (stop) at the traffic lights.
The bus stopped at the traffic lights.
Put the words in the correct order: time/start/the/what/film/did?
What time did the film start?
Make a question: ... you have a good day at school? Yes, I ... .
Did you have a good day at school? Yes, I did.
Make affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences: You/study/for the test.
You studied for the test. You didn’t study for the test. Did you study for the test?
Make affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences: My mother/bake/a cake for my birthday.
My mother baked a cake for my birthday. My mother didn’t bake a cake for my birthday. Did my mother bake a cake for my birthday?
The girls (be) very happy.
The girls were very happy.
They ... (invite) Mary and Ann to the birthday party.
They invited Mary and Ann to the birthday party.
She ... (like) this book.
She liked this book.
Ben and Mark ... (not watch) the TV yesterday.
Ben and Mark didn’t watch the TV yesterday.
Billy ... (finish) his homework twenty minutes ago.
Billy finished his homework twenty minutes ago.
... they go to the park yesterday? No, they ... .
Did they go to the park yesterday? No, they didn’t.
Harry ... (not work) yesterday.
Harry didn’t work yesterday.