Complete these sentences by putting the verbs into the past simple or past continuous.

1. Last week we … (drive) through the Alps into Switzerland.

2. At 8p.m yesterday, we … (watch) a film

3. … (you/see) the football match yesterday?

4. James broke his arm when he … (play) rugby.

5. Kylie … (make) her first film when she was 21.

6. Mrs Jones … (not know) how to open the attachment in her email.

7. What … (your father/ do) when the alarm sounded?

8. When we … (leave) school yesterday, it was pouring with rain.

9. They … (walk) through the forest when the storm started.

10. I … (not queue) for the bus when the accident happened.

Use the prompts and the past continuous tense to write sentences.

1. Sid/ not clean/ his room/ at 8p.m last night

2. We/ have/ dinner/ when Tim arrived

3. Sarah and Luke/ not surf/ the Internet/ at that time

4. What/ Jack/ do/ while/ you/ cook/ dinner?

5. This time last week/ my family/ visit/ my grandmother

6. It/ not snow/ when I left

7. You/ sleep/ when I phoned you last night?

8. While/ the children/ talk/ the teacher came into class

Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in the box.

[ turn, travel, tell, enjoy, accept, know, ring, play, cry, teach, visit, study ]

1. My PC was making a strange noise so I … it off?

2. Our teacher … us a very interesting legend two days ago.

3. They … each other very well when they were kids.

4. She … the job because the salary was too low.

5. … your parents … the Acropolis when they were in Greece?

6. I was playing a computer game when the doorbell … .

Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in the box.

[ turn, travel, tell, enjoy, accept, know, ring, play, cry, teach, visit, study ]

1. I really … the concert last night. It was great!

2. We … tennis yesterday because it was raining.

3. Last summer my friend and I … around the south of France.

4. … you … at the end of the film? I thought it was really sad.

5. He … hard for the exam, so he failed.

6. Where … he … before he came here?

Change the following sentences into exclamatory sentences, using what.

1. Windsor is a very old castle.

2. It’s fantastic fairy tale.

3. Tiana is a very intelligent princess.

4. Cinderella has beautiful brown eyes.

5. The weather was terrible that day.

6. We’ve just learned a humorous folk tale

7. The Queen is wearing an elegant gown.

8. They are greedy foxes.

9. The monster is a great fool.

10. Saint Giong is a dramatic legend.