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Past Simple - Mixed Exercise



Make the past simple, positive, negative or question

1) I 
(not/drink) any beer last night. (did not drink)
2) She 
(get on) the bus in the centre of the city. (got on)
     
3) What time 
(he/get up) yesterday?
(did he get up)
4) Where 
(you/get off) the train? (did you get off)
5) I 
(not/change) trains at Ella. (didn't change)
6) We 
(wake up) very late. (woke up)
7) What 
(he/give) his mother for Christmas? 
(did he give)
8) I 
(receive) £300 when my uncle died. (received)
9) We 
(not/use) the computer last night. (did not use)

10) 
(she/make) good coffee? (made)
11) They 
(live) in Paris. (lived)
12) She 
(read) the newspaper yesterday. (read)
13) I 
(not/watch) TV. (did not watch)
14) He 
(not/study) for the exam. (did not study)
15) 
(he/call) you? (Did he call)
16) 
(I/forget) something? (Did I forget)
17) What time 
(the film/start)?
18) He 
(have) a shower. (did have)
19) Why 
(you/come)? (did you come)
20) 
(he/go) to the party? (Did he go)

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