PAST SIMPLE

1I (see) George last week - he looked very well.

2Seven people (ring) while you were out.

3I (leave) my mobile phone at home this morning. I had to go back.

4Dinner was great. We (have) salmon and lobster.

5I (tear) my shirt when I fell off my bike.

6I think you misunderstood me. I (mean) 'bed' not 'bird'!

7I (hurt) my leg playing football yesterday. I can't walk very well today.

8Pedro (teach) me to speak Spanish in a year. He was a great teacher.

1) She (bring) some chocolates to the party. .

2) I (hear) a new song on the radio. .

3) I (read) three books last week. .

4) They (speak) French to the waitress. .

5) He (understand) during the class, but now he doesn't understand. .

6) I (forget) to buy some milk. .

7) She (have) a baby in June. .

8) You (lose) your keys last week. .

9) They (swim) 500m. .

10) I (give) my mother a CD for Christmas. .

11) At the age of 23, she (become) a doctor. .

12) I (know) the answer yesterday. .

13) He (tell) me that he lived in Toronto. .

14) We (lend) John 200. .

15) She (drink) too much coffee yesterday. .

16) The children (sleep) in the car. .

17) He (keep) his promise. .

18) I (choose) steak for dinner. .

19) The film (begin) late. .

20) We (fly) to Sydney. .

21) They (drive) to Beijing. .

22) He (teach) English at the University. .

23) I (send) you an email earlier. .

24) We (leave) the house at 7a.m.. .

25) He (feel) terrible after eating the prawns.

Irregular Verbs - Past Participle 1

1) Julie wasn't at home, she had (go) to the shops. .

2) We've already (have) lunch. .

3) This was the first time she had (do) her homework. .

4) They have (begin) painting the living room. .

5) We have (keep) this secret for three years. .

6) He has never (drive) a motorbike before. .

7) I have (be) sick all week. .

8) By the time we arrived, the children had (eat) all the chocolate. .
9) The books had (fall) off the table and were all over the floor. .

10) "Are you okay?" "I've (feel) better". .

11) I'd (lend) my umbrella to John, so I got wet. .

12) I've been looking for ages but I haven't (find) my keys yet. .

13) The birds have (fly) south for the winter. .

14) She has finally (come). .

15) Don't worry, we haven't (forget) about the meeting. .

16) It had (become) very cold, so we went inside. .

17) You have (buy) a lot of clothes recently. .

18) I'd (get) a lovely new bike for my birthday, so I was keen to try it.

19) She'd (bring) a cake to the party, but we didn't eat it. .

20) Have you (choose) your university yet? .

21) Have you ever (drink) Turkish coffee? .

22) I've (give) some money to Julia. .

23) Had you (hear) of this band before you came to the USA? .

24) She has (know) about this problem for three months. .

25) Why has John (leave) already?

Irregular Verbs - Past Participle 2

1) She has never (let) her daughter have a boyfriend. .

2) Have you already (read) today's newspaper? .

3) The house has been (sell). .

4) He has (lose) his wallet again. .

5) I have (write) three essays this week. .

6) That clock was (make) in Switzerland. .

7) He had (run) 6 miles when he hurt his ankle. .

8) I have never (see) such a beautiful view. .

9) He has (teach) hundreds of students during his career. .

10) Have you ever (meet) a famous person? .

11) Because she hadn't (pay) the bill, the electricity went off. .
12) They have (send) Christmas cards to all their friends. .

13) Where have we (put) the car keys? .

14) We have never (sing) in public before. .

15) She had (wear) her blue dress many times. .

16) John had never (speak) English before he came to London. .

17) Why have you (stand) up - are we leaving? .

18) Have you ever (swim) in the Atlantic Ocean? .

19) It had (take) three hours to reach the station, so they had missed

the train. .

20) I have never (say) that I didn't love you. .

21) David jumped into the air. He had (sit) on a drawing pin. .

22) The weatherman had (tell) us it would be sunny, but it rained all

day. .

23) I'm sorry I'm so tired. I haven't (sleep). .

24) Have you (think) about changing jobs? .

25) He'd thought he had (understand) but now he realised he'd made a mistake.