Prepositions of Movement
- a. The cat jumped up.
- b. Hide under the table.
- c. Walked across the bridge.
Comparing You and a Friend
- a. I read fiction; friend likes non-fiction.
- b. I'm introverted; friend is outgoing.
- c. I paint; friend loves photography.
Past Simple Tense
- a. She visited Paris last summer.
- b. We celebrated his birthday at a cozy restaurant.
- c. They completed the marathon in just under two hours.
- d. He graduated from university in 2010.
- e. The company launched a new product last month.
Negative Form of Past Simple Tense
- a. I didn't attend the concert because I had other commitments.
- b. She didn't pass the exam despite studying diligently.
- c. The team didn't win the championship, but they played exceptionally well.
- d. He didn't realize he had lost his keys until he got home.
- e. We didn't see the movie because it was sold out.
Yes/No Questions in Past Simple Tense
- a. Did you enjoy the movie?
- b. Were they at the party?
- c. Did he finish his project?
- d. Was she surprised?
- e. Did we meet at the conference?
Wh-Questions in Past Simple Tense
- a. What did you do?
- b. Where did they go?
- c. Why did he resign?
- d. How did she learn?
- e. When did you meet?
Affirmative Form of Past Continuous
- a. She was cooking.
- b. We were watching a movie.
- c. Kids were playing.
- d. I was studying; roommate was listening.
- e. They were traveling.
Negative Form of Past Continuous
- a. I wasn't sleeping.
- b. The team wasn't winning.
- c. She wasn't studying.
- d. We weren't hiking.
- e. They weren't working together.
Wh-Questions Using Past Continuous Tense
- a. What were you doing?
- b. Where were they staying?
- c. Why was he crying?
- d. How were they managing?
- e. When were you planning to visit?
Sentences Using "When" or "While"
- a. When I arrived, everyone danced.
- b. She completed her project while he attended.
- c. When the storm hit, we were indoors.
- d. They met while volunteering.
- e. When the bell rang, students rushed out.
