1.1. Practice: It was empty and now it's filled
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It's time now to practice!
In this section, you will first learn the differences between the forms of the verb be in Simple Past. You will also choose the right conjugation of the verb in this tense. After that, the last activity1 will be about choosing the right tense, either Simple Present or Simple Past. Finally, in the last exercise you will put the words in order to make coherent and syntactically-correct sentences.
You had little knowledge about the Simple Past but not now!
1 As you have learnt, we use the definite article 'the' and 'last' to mean a series of things. In this case, there is no reference to time but to the order of the exercises.
Do it yourself
Read the following sentences and choose the right form of the verb either 'was' or 'were'. Pay attention to the subjects.
Do it yourself
Read the sentences below and decide if the right answer is in Simple Present or Simple Past. Then write the right form of the verb. Use contractions when possible.
Look at the following words. They are scrambled (not in order). Put them in order to make coherent complete sentences. When you finish, click on the button below to check your answers.
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