Simple Past Tense: Completing Sentences and Matching Coherent Sentences

Yesterday, we ___ (not sleep) late. We ___ (wake up) at 6:00 a.m.

1. Identificamos el verbo y la forma negativa: not sleep en pasado simple es didn't sleep.
2. El verbo wake up en pasado simple es woke up.
3. La oración completa queda: Yesterday, we didn't sleep late. We woke up at 6:00 a.m.

I ___ (lose) my cell phone when I ___ (go) to the river.

1. Lose en pasado simple es lost.
2. Go en pasado simple es went.
3. La oración completa queda: I lost my cell phone when I went to the river.

A: ___ you ___ (write) that message on the board? B: No, but I ___ (see) Andrew do it.

1. En pregunta, el auxiliar did se usa con el verbo en infinitivo: Did you write.
2. See en pasado simple es saw.
3. La oración completa queda: A: Did you write that message on the board? B: No, but I saw Andrew do it.

A: ___ mom ___ (take) her medication last night? B: No, she ___ (forget) the prescription at home.

1. Pregunta con did: Did mom take.
2. Forget en pasado simple es forgot.
3. La oración completa queda: A: Did mom take her medication last night? B: No, she forgot the prescription at home.

Last Sunday, we ___ (spend) all day at the beach and we ___ (have) a wonderful family time.

1. Spend en pasado simple es spent.
2. Have en pasado simple es had.
3. La oración completa queda: Last Sunday, we spent all day at the beach and we had a wonderful family time.