Test: 6th Grade: Past tense (past tense


6th Grade: Past tenseVersion en ligne Check these sentences and say if they are correct or not. par Good Shepherd 1 "Yesterday I play hockey with my friends" a It is correct. b It is wrong: "Yesterday I played hockey with my friends". c It is wrong: "Yesterday I plays hockey with my friends". d It is wrong: "Yesterday I'm playing hockey with my friends". 2 "This morning Edi watcheds TV" a It is wrong: "This morning Edi watched TV". b It is correct. c It is wrong: "This morning Edi watches TV". d It is wrong: "This morning Edi watch TV". 3 A: "Did you talk to your granny last week?" B: "Yes, I did" a It's wrong: B: "Yes, I talked". b It's wrong: B: "Yes, I do". c It's correct. d It's wrong: B: "Yes, I was". 4 "That boy didn't annoyed his classmates. He was listening all the time" a It is correct. b It is wrong: "This boy don't annoyed his classmates". c It is wrong: "This boy doesn't annoyed his classmates". d It is wrong: "This boy didn't annoy his classmates". 5 "Do you walked to school yesterday?" a It is wrong: "Did you walk to school yesterday?" b It is wrong: "Did you walked to school yesterday?" c It is wrong: "Doed you walk to school yesterday?" d It is correct. 6 "Today Marc cooked lunch and he used many utensils". a It is correct. b It is wrong: "Today Marc cooked lunch and he use many utensils". c It is wrong: "Today Marc cooked lunch and he uses many utensils". d It is wrong: "Today Marc cooks lunch and he uses many utensils". 7 A: "Did your classmates sign in for the digital book access?" B:"No, they doesn't". a It is wrong: B: "No, they don't". b It is wrong: B: "No, they didn't". c It is correct. d It is wrong: B: "No, they not signed in". 8 A: "Did she finish her homework?" B: "Yes, I did" a It is correct. b It is wrong: A: "Did she finished her homework?" c It is wrong: A: Did she finishes her homework?" d It is wrong: B: "Yes, she did". Feedback 1 If it's 'yesterday' it means action is in the past. So, we must add -ed at the verb. 2 Past tense doesn't vary according to person. We only add -s at the 3rd person singular when using present simple. 3 Use the auxiliar in the same tense to answer 'yes/no' questions. 4 In negative sentences, past tense is expressed in the auxiliar 'do --> did'. 5 'Yes/no' question need an auxiliar verb which must be expressed in past tense: 'do --> did'. Then, the main verb remains in its base form: 'walk'. 6 Two verbs, two different actions. Both must be expressed in past tense. 7 Use the auxiliar in the same tense to answer 'yes/no' questions. In negative case add 'not' or '-n't'. 8 Always answer with the same person of the subject.

1

"Yesterday I play hockey with my friends"

a

It is correct.

b

It is wrong: "Yesterday I played hockey with my friends".

c

It is wrong: "Yesterday I plays hockey with my friends".

d

It is wrong: "Yesterday I'm playing hockey with my friends".

2

"This morning Edi watcheds TV"

a

It is wrong: "This morning Edi watched TV".

b

It is correct.

c

It is wrong: "This morning Edi watches TV".

d

It is wrong: "This morning Edi watch TV".

3

A: "Did you talk to your granny last week?" B: "Yes, I did"

a

It's wrong: B: "Yes, I talked".

b

It's wrong: B: "Yes, I do".

c

It's correct.

d

It's wrong: B: "Yes, I was".

4

"That boy didn't annoyed his classmates. He was listening all the time"

a

It is correct.

b

It is wrong: "This boy don't annoyed his classmates".

c

It is wrong: "This boy doesn't annoyed his classmates".

d

It is wrong: "This boy didn't annoy his classmates".

5

"Do you walked to school yesterday?"

a

It is wrong: "Did you walk to school yesterday?"

b

It is wrong: "Did you walked to school yesterday?"

c

It is wrong: "Doed you walk to school yesterday?"

d

It is correct.

6

"Today Marc cooked lunch and he used many utensils".

a

It is correct.

b

It is wrong: "Today Marc cooked lunch and he use many utensils".

c

It is wrong: "Today Marc cooked lunch and he uses many utensils".

d

It is wrong: "Today Marc cooks lunch and he uses many utensils".

7

A: "Did your classmates sign in for the digital book access?" B:"No, they doesn't".

a

It is wrong: B: "No, they don't".

b

It is wrong: B: "No, they didn't".

c

It is correct.

d

It is wrong: B: "No, they not signed in".

8

A: "Did she finish her homework?" B: "Yes, I did"

a

It is correct.

b

It is wrong: A: "Did she finished her homework?"

c

It is wrong: A: Did she finishes her homework?"

d

It is wrong: B: "Yes, she did".

Feedback

1

If it's 'yesterday' it means action is in the past. So, we must add -ed at the verb.

2

Past tense doesn't vary according to person. We only add -s at the 3rd person singular when using present simple.

3

Use the auxiliar in the same tense to answer 'yes/no' questions.

4

In negative sentences, past tense is expressed in the auxiliar 'do --> did'.

5

'Yes/no' question need an auxiliar verb which must be expressed in past tense: 'do --> did'. Then, the main verb remains in its base form: 'walk'.

6

Two verbs, two different actions. Both must be expressed in past tense.

7

Use the auxiliar in the same tense to answer 'yes/no' questions. In negative case add 'not' or '-n't'.

8

Always answer with the same person of the subject.

6th Grade: Past tense

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6th Grade: Past tenseVersion en ligne

par Good Shepherd

"Yesterday I play hockey with my friends"

"This morning Edi watcheds TV"

A: "Did you talk to your granny last week?" B: "Yes, I did"

"That boy didn't annoyed his classmates. He was listening all the time"

"Do you walked to school yesterday?"

"Today Marc cooked lunch and he used many utensils".

A: "Did your classmates sign in for the digital book access?" B:"No, they doesn't".

A: "Did she finish her homework?" B: "Yes, I did"

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