This document contains a quiz on verbs and tenses in the past simple form in English. It asks multiple choice questions about what the past tense is used for, the types of verbs that exist in the past tense, how to form regular and irregular past tense verbs, the auxiliary verb used to form questions in the past tense, examples of correct and incorrect negative sentences, the past tense forms of common verbs like "be" and "can", and expressions that can be used when talking about the past.

1. Past Simple Quiz!

2. What’s the past used for?
• A To talk about actions that started and
fished in the past time.
• B To talk about actions that started in the
past time.
• C To talk about actions that fished in the
past time.

3. How many types of verbs exist in
the past tense?
• A Only one.
• B There are two.
• C There are three.

4. Which are the two groups?
• A Regular and Disregular
• B Aregular and Irregular
• C Irregular and Regular

5. What do you need to form the
regular verbs?
• A The -s with he, she, it.
• B The -ed with he, she , it.
• C The –ed with all the pronouns.

6. Which auxiliary verb do you need to
form a question in the past?
• A Does with he, she, it and Do with I, we,
you, they.
• B Did only with he, she, it.
C Did with all the pronouns.

7. Which negative sentence is
incorrect?
• A I didn’t march in the parade.
• B I didn’t wear a blazer for school.
• C I didn’t saw your message.

8. What’s the past of verb to be?
• A WAS (am, is) and WERE (are)
• B WAS (is) and WERE (am, are)
• C DID BE

9. Which is correct?
• A She wasn’t in the canteen at 10
o’clock.
• B She didn’t be in the canteen at 10
o’clock.
• C She didn’t was in the canteen at 10
o’clock.

10. Which is incorrect?
• A Did you were at home with your
family?
• B Were you at home with your family?
• C Did you be at home with your family?

11. What’s the past of can?
• A CANNED
• B DID CAN
• C COULD

12. Which is correct?
• A They didn’t can solve the exercise.
• B They weren’t can solve the exercise.
• C They couldn’t solve the exercise.

13. What expression can
you use in past?
• A yesterday, ago, last (…)
• B yesterday, last (…), tomorrow
• C ago, now, yesterday