The document provides examples of forming sentences in the past simple tense, including positive and negative sentences and questions. It gives common verbs like "catch", "buy", "put", "let", and "fly" and forms sentences using those verbs in the past tense, such as "Yesterday I caught fish in the river" and "Last Sunday Betty bought some butter in the dairy." It also provides questions using the past tense, like "Did you catch fish in the river?" and "Did Betty buy any butter in the dairy?"

1. shout
cut
have
run
put
play
drink
talk
listen
draw
make
fly
think
study
cry sit

2. • catch
• buy
• think
• come
• give
• make
• cut
• let
• fly
• draw
• meet
• read
• fall
• caught
• bought
• thought
• came
• gave
• made
• cut
• let
• flew
• drew
• met
• read [red]
• fell

3. • drink
• run
• sit
• have
• do
• go
• say
• see
• take
• write
• can
• tell
• sing
• drank
• ran
• sat
• had
• did
• went
• said
• saw
• took
• wrote
• could
• told
• sang

4. Make positive and negative sentences and
ask questions in Past Simple Tense
• I catch fish in the river.
• Yesterday I caught fish in the river.
• Yesterday I didn’t catch fish in the river.
• Did you catch fish in the river?

5. Betty buys some butter in the dairy.
• Last Sunday Betty bought some butter in the
dairy.
• Last Sunday Betty didn’t buy any butter in
the dairy.
• Did Betty buy any butter in the dairy?
She puts it into batter.
• Yesterday she put it into batter.
• Yesterday she didn’t put it into batter.
• Did she put it into batter?

6. The policeman lets the criminal go.
• Two days ago the policeman let the criminal
go.
• Two days ago the policeman didn’t let the
criminal go.
• Did the policeman let the criminal go?
A huge dog bites my finger.
• Yesterday a huge dog bit my finger.
• Yesterday a huge dog didn’t bite my finger.
• Did it bite my finger?

7. I read a fantastic book.
• Yesterday evening I read a fantastic book.
• Yesterday evening I didn’t read a fantastic book.
• Did you read a fantastic book yesterday
evening?
He writes a long letter to his best friend.
• Yesterday morning he wrote a long letter to his
best friend.
• Yesterday morning he didn’t write a long letter
to his best friend.
• Did he write a long letter to his best friend
yesterday morning?

8. My mum cuts her finger with a sharp knife.
• Yesterday my mum cut her finger with a sharp knife.
• Yesterday my mum didn’t cut her finger with a
sharp knife.
• Did my mum cut her finger with a sharp knife
yesterday?
Granny makes a tasty cake for my birthday.
• Last year Granny made a tasty cake for my birthday.
• Last year Granny didn’t make a tasty cake for my
birthday.
• Did she make a tasty cake for my birthday?

9. Simon can move his ears.
• Simon could move his ears.
• Simon could not move his ears.
• Could Simon move his ears?
I have lunch at 7.
• Yesterday I had lunch at 7.
• Yesterday I didn’t have lunch at 7.
• Did you have lunch at 7?

10. She thinks about a funny monster.
• She thought about a funny monster.
• She didn’t think about a funny monster.
• Did she think about a funny monster?
My little brother drinks two bottles of juice.
• Yesterday my little brother drank two bottles
of juice.
• Yesterday my little brother didn’t drink two
bottles of juice.
• Did he drink two bottles of juice yesterday?