Verb Tense Review 2: Using the Past

Complete the sentences below by writing the proper form of the verb in parentheses.  Use capital letters ONLY if necessary.
*Remember:
- ALL the sentences have to be in the Past.
- Use the context to establish the correct form of the Past.
-  Take the subject into account when writing the verb and whether the verb is affirmative, negative, or a question.
Ex: I (speak) to him yesterday.
Ans: spoke

1

I don't know what the homework is. I (paying, negative) attention.

1

We (play) a game in our last English class.

1

We (get, negative) any homework.

1

Turn the sentence into a question:
You saw that movie last week.
*Don't forget the question mark!

1

It's too bad they are not friends anymore. They (make) a good team.

1

We (find, negative) all the answers to the questionnaire the teacher gave us.

1

It (be) fun to try to dance class last week.

1

Turn the sentence into a question:
She forgot to bring her material.
*Don't forget the question mark!

1

What (you, do) when he arrived?

1

I don't know what the homework is. I (paying, negative) attention.

We (play) a game in our last English class.

We (get, negative) any homework.

Turn the sentence into a question:You saw that movie last week.*Don't forget the question mark!

It's too bad they are not friends anymore. They (make) a good team.

We (find, negative) all the answers to the questionnaire the teacher gave us.

It (be) fun to try to dance class last week.

Turn the sentence into a question:She forgot to bring her material.*Don't forget the question mark!

What (you, do) when he arrived?

The children (sleep) so he entered the room softly.

Turn the sentence into a question:
You saw that movie last week.
*Don't forget the question mark!

Turn the sentence into a question:
She forgot to bring her material.
*Don't forget the question mark!