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Form of the Simple Past

1. He played handball. → He handball.
2. Susan waited in the kitchen. → Susan in the kitchen.
3. I made the beds. → I the beds.
4. They cleaned the classroom. → They the classroom.
5. She asked a lot of questions. → She a lot of questions.
6. The friends got new computers. → The friends new computers.
7. I was in Sofia last weekend. → I in Sofia last weekend.
8. You built a house. → You a house.
9. Christian bought a new guitar. → Christian a new guitar.
10. We went shopping. → We shopping.

1. I sit →
2. Peggy washes →
3. they go →
4. you watch →
5. he tries →
6. we ask →
7. Mel and John learn →
8. she starts →
9. I phone →
10. it rains →

1. Karin played volleyball yesterday.

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2. There will be rain in the South tomorrow.
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3. Mel speaks German.
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4. We are writing a test.
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 5. Listen to Thomas.
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6. They are going to rent a car.
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7. I had seen him.
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8. They were having a cup of tea this morning.
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9. She has been to Berlin.
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10. I have been watching TV for an hour.

Dear Mary

How are you. I (1) (receive) your letter last week. Thank you for
the recipe for the cake I (2) (ask) for. I made it last week and it
(3) (be) very nice. I now (4) (have) a new job in a
supermarket in the city centre.I go there every day at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon and (5) (work) there till 10 o'clock in the evening. I am
very happy because my sister (6) (work) there too so we travel to
and from work together. I (7) (get) my first wages last week and I
went shopping immediately! I (8) (buy) a new stereo for my
bedroom. It is gold and black and (9) (look) very nice. My brother
(10) (come) to stay with me for a few days next week. He
(11) (arrive) on Saturday so I am going to collect him from the
station. After I collect him, we are going to that Mexican restaurant near the
park. (12) (you/want?) to come with us? You can
(13) (call) me to tell me if you want to come or not. John told me
that you (14) (pass) your Spanish exam last month.
Congratulations. (15) (be?) difficult? You know that I
(16) (be) terrible at languages but you are better. (17)
(you/go?) to visit Spain for your next holiday so you can practice it?

Please write to me soon with all your news, Mary.

All the best

Sara.