Question

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B Fill in the blanks with the past simple of the verbs in brackets. 1. Janet (watch) a film on TV. 7. Yesterday I (wait) for you for an hour. 2. The girl (finish) her homework. 8. My mother (divide) the cake in six. 3. The car (stop) in the middle of the street. 9. A friend of mine (receive) a weird e-mail 4. The children (visit) the museum. 10. I (talk) to John on the phone. 5. Helen (wash) her hair with a new shampoo. 11. Last weekend Il (dance) with Jim. 6. My friends (notice) my new dress 12. Karen and Saral (play) computer games. AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE General rule: add -ed didn't + infinitive (of the main verb) did + subject + infinitive (of the main verb) Fill in the gaps with the Past Simple (negative) of the verbs in brackets. 1. David (not / watch) the film in the cinema. 2. Carol (not / appear) for the party. 3. Peter (not/ close) the door when he entered. 4. The jewels (not / disappear). 5 5. Il (not / wait) for you because I was in a hurry. 6. The students (not / identify) the subject in the sentence. 7. Caroline (not/ like) to be disturbed. D Now use the interrogative form of the past simple. 1. (Caroline / like) to be disturbed? 2. . (Mum / cook) dinner yesterday? 3. (the pupil / ask) any question? . 4. (you / visit) the museum last weekend? 5. (Charles / arrive) early last night? 6. (the secretary / cancel) the meeting? 7. (Mrs. Clark / water) the plants?​

Answer 1

• Janet watched a film an TV.
• Yesterday I waited for you for an hour.
• The girl finished her homework.
• My mother divided the cake in six.
• The car stopped in the middle of the street.
• A friend of mine received a weird e-mail.
• The children visited the museum.
• I talked to John on the phone.
• Helen washed her hair with a new shampoo.
• Last weekend I danced with Jim.
• My friends noticed my new dress.
• Karen and Saral played computer games.
• David didn't watch the film in the cinema.
• Carol didn't appear for the party.
• Peter didn't close the door when he entered.
• The jewels didn't disappear.
• I didn't wait for you because I was in a hurry.
• The students didn't identify the subject in the sentence.
• Caroline didn't like to be disturbed.
• Did Caroline like to be disturbed?
• Did mum cook dinner yesterday?
• Did the pupil ask any questions?
• Did you visit the museum last weekend?
• Did Charles arrive early last night?
• Did the secretary cancel the meeting?
• Did Mrs. Clark water the plants?