Sarah had a fun weekend watching a movie on Friday, going shopping with her friend Alice on Saturday, and having a party at her house. On Sunday she slept all day. Annie worked all weekend preparing for a presentation with Sarah and seemed tired. Sarah realized she had forgotten to finish working on the presentation they had to give, worrying Annie. The document then provides a regular verb worksheet asking students to write the past tense forms of given verbs.
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Past Tense of Regular Verbs Worksheet: Dialogue
Sarah had a fun weekend watching a movie on Friday, going shopping with her friend Alice on Saturday, and having a party at her house. On Sunday she slept all day. Annie worked all weekend preparing for a presentation with Sarah and seemed tired. Sarah realized she had forgotten to finish working on the presentation they had to give, worrying Annie. The document then provides a regular verb worksheet asking students to write the past tense forms of given verbs.
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VIth Grade the 15th of March, 2017
Past Tense of Regular Verbs Worksheet
Dialogue:
Did you have a good weekend?
Annie: Hi, Sarah. Did you have a good weekend?
Sarah: Oh, yes! I watched a great movie on Friday. On Saturday, I was out shopping with my friend Alice and then we had a party at our house. So on Sunday I slept all day. Annie: That sounds good! Sarah: How about you? You look tired. What did you do on the weekend? Annie: Well, didnt have much fun. I worked all the time and prepared our presentation. Sarah: Oh, no! The presentation!
Annie: Oh, Sarah! Dont tell me you didnt finish the presentation
I. Write the past simple form of the verbs:
1. tidy 2. rain 3. study 4. stay 5. watch 6. play 7. like 8. finish 9. talk 10. stop