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Past Simple

The document provides examples of sentences using the past simple tense to describe actions that occurred at specific times in the past. It gives 15 sentences as examples, describing various actions such as taking a test, coming to a party, having a lesson, flying a kite, going to locations, meeting someone, eating, drinking, breaking something, getting an item, finding money, playing sports, losing an item, and winning a match.

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Past Simple

The document provides examples of sentences using the past simple tense to describe actions that occurred at specific times in the past. It gives 15 sentences as examples, describing various actions such as taking a test, coming to a party, having a lesson, flying a kite, going to locations, meeting someone, eating, drinking, breaking something, getting an item, finding money, playing sports, losing an item, and winning a match.

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Past Simple

1. We an English test yesterday. (take)


2. He to my party last week. (come)
3. They Chinese lesson this morning. (have)
4. Eric his kite last weekend. (fly)
5. My mother to Chonburi on Sunday. (go)
6. I my mother after school yesterday. (meet)
7. I some Pepsi this morning. (drink)
8. We at KFC last night. (eat)
9. She the window yesterday. (break)
10. He a computer for his birthday. (get)
11. John 100 Baht in the playground yesterday. (find)
12. The students football after school on Friday. (play)
13. Mary her cellphone yesterday. (lose)
14. Manchester United the football match last weekend (win).
15. I to Seacon Square at the weekend. (go)

Reading
Yesterday Debbie had a job interview.  She went downtown to the company. The
interview was for an accounting job. Debbie graduated university 3 months ago.
Her interview was at 10:00 am. She woke up at 7:00 am and left her house before 8:00
am. She waited for the bus, but it was late. She was very worried because she did not
want to be late for the interview. She tried to phone the company to warn them, but her
phone battery was dead. When the bus arrived, it was almost 9:00 am. Then the bus was
slow because there were many other cars. The bus finally arrived at Debbie’s stop at
9:45 am.

Debbie ran from the bus stop to the office building. When she entered she saw a sign
that said the company was on the 24th floor. The elevator ride took almost 5 minutes
because many people stopped at different floors.  
When Debbie arrived at reception, it was 9:58. She was in time!  

“I am here to see Mrs. Lewis” said Debbie.

The receptionist checked her book and replied: “She is not here today.  What is your
name please?”

“My name is Debbie Gregson.”

“Sorry Debbie, but your appointment is tomorrow.”

Debbie checked her agenda. It was true. She was there on the wrong day!

Questions

1. What time did Debbie wake up?

2. When did the bus arrive at the stop?

3. Was Debbie late?

4. Did Debbie go on the correct day?

Questions

1. I have never been to South Africa.


2. Mrs Kelly goes to church every Sunday.
3. Jeremy usually goes to school by car.
4. She didn’t sleep well in the tent.
5. I wanted to go to Italy last summer.
Writing
Your English teacher wants you to write a story. Your story must begin with this
sentences:
I was on the beach when my mobile phone rang. Write around 60 words.

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