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    This document contains an English grammar exercise asking the user to complete sentences in the past simple tense by filling in verbs in parentheses. It provides 5 sentences - one affirmative, one negative, and one question for each - exploring the past simple forms of common verbs like "win", "get", "sink", "read", and "hear". The sentences are about racing results, ship accidents, and conversations and are meant to practice changing verbs to their past tense forms to make sentences grammatically correct.

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    Jose Bonel Hidalgo Rubio

    PAST SIMPLE - EXERCISE 1

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    Grammar explanation: English, Spanish

    Complete the following sentences using past simple.

    1. Hamilton won (win) the race last week. (affirmative)

    Hamilton didn’t win the race last week. (negative)

    Did Hamilton win the race last week? (question)

    2. Rosberg got (get) his fourth pole position on Sunday. (affirmative)

    Rosberg didn’t get his fourth pole position on Sunday. (negative)

    Did Rosberg get his fourth pole position on Sunday? (question)

    3. The ship sank (sink) quickly after crashing into the iceberg. (affirmative)

    The ship didn’t sink quickly after crashing into the iceberg. (negative)

    Did the ship sink quickly after crashing into the iceberg? (question)

    4. I read (read) a good novel last month. (affirmative)

    I didn’t read a good novel last month. (negative)

    Did you read a good novel last month? (question)

    5. I heard (hear) what you said (say) perfectly. (affirmative)

    I didn’t hear what you said perfectly. (negative)

    Did you hear what I said perfectly? (question)

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