3) Com­ple­te the sen­ten­ces with the cor­rect form of the simp­le past.



a) Last week Emma met (meet) Cathy in town.



b) In 1997 we moved (move) to Frank­furt.



c) My father my brot­her wat­ched (watch) TV last night.



d) I bought (buy) a new dress yes­ter­day.



e) They ti­di­ed up (tidy up) their be­d­room last Sa­tur­day.

4) Make sen­ten­ces in the simp­le past:



a. my neigh­bour - have - an ac­ci­dent - yes­ter­day.



My neigh­bour had an ac­ci­dent yes­ter­day.



b. Ben - go - to school - last Mon­day.



Ben went to school last Mon­day.



c. Billy - stay - at home - last week.



Billy stay­ed at home last week.



d. We - be - at Kate´s house - on Fri­day.



We were at Kate´s house on Fri­day.



e. I - take - a shower - last night.



I took a shower last night.

3) Trans­la­te the fol­lo­wing sen­ten­ces. Use the simp­le past.



a) Sie haben am Wo­chen­en­de nicht fern­ge­se­hen.



They didn´t watch TV at the weekend.



b) Wir sind ges­tern nicht schwim­men ge­gan­gen.



We didn´t go swim­ming yes­ter­day.



c) Sa­man­tha hat ges­tern kein Früh­stück ge­macht.



Sa­man­tha didn´t make any break­fast yes­ter­day.



d) Wir haben am Wo­chen­en­de nicht drau­ßen ge­spielt.



We didn´t play out­si­de du­ring the weekend.



e) Ich habe ges­tern keine Haus­auf­ga­ben ge­macht.



Yes­ter­day I didn´t do any ho­me­work.

1) Read the ans­wers and form the cor­rect ques­ti­ons in the simp­le past:



a. they - at the sta­ti­on - did - ar­ri­ve - when? - They ar­ri­ved at 10.30 p.m .



When did they ar­ri­ve at the sta­ti­on?



b. did - at the re­stau­rant - eat - what - he? – He ate fish and chips.



What did he eat at the re­stau­rant?



c) our team - did - against - play - Bris­tol - how? – We won 3:2.



How did our team play against Bris­tol?



d) go - did - where - your mo­ther? – She went to the bak­ery.



Where did your mo­ther go?



e) did - Clara - and Ja­que­line - do - what? - They danced.



What did Clara and Ja­que­line do?

__2) Write down ques­ti­ons with the verb to be in simp­le past and ans­wer them.



a) Was Dave there, too? (yes)

Yes, Dave was there.



b)Were you late? (no)

No, we weren´t late.



c) Was she good? (yes)

Yes, she was good.



d) Were they at your house? (no)

No, they weren´t.

3)Ask for the un­der­li­ned word.



a) I went to the park.



Where did you go?



b) School star­ted at 7.45.



When did school start?



c) They smiled be­cau­se it was funny.



Why did they smile?



d) Bert play­ed foot­ball yes­ter­day.

What did Bert do yes­ter­day?



e) Erika rode her bike yes­ter­day.



Who rode her bike yes­ter­day?

4) Trans­la­te the ques­ti­ons in the simp­le past.



a) Wo habt ihr euch ge­trof­fen?



Where did you meet?



b) Was hast du ge­sam­melt?



What did you collect?



c) Warum hat sie die Hose ge­kauft?



Why did she buy the trou­sers?