Grammar and vocabulary unit 8

Irregular verbs did (x2) eat meet

1 Choose the correct past simple form. 3 Where ___________ they ___________ Alice?

have had / haved 4 What ___________ you ___________ at the

1 meet meet / met restaurant?
2 win wan / won did (x2) buy visit
3 lose lost / losen
4 buy buyed / bought 5 ___________ you ___________ the museum?
5 eat ete / ate 6 Where ___________ they ___________ those
6 see saw / sew CDs?

Past simple: regular and irregular Adverbs of manner

verbs
5 Choose the correct words.
2 Complete the sentences with the past simple
form of the verbs.
They named (name) the dog Bikolo.
1 I ________________ (find) the bag under
the desk.
2 He ________________ (go) there on holiday.
3 We ________________ (visit) the museum.
4 She ________________ (have) pizza for dinner.
The two children played dangerously / nicely
together.
1 The students studied quietly / cleanly.
2 She finished the exercise horribly / easily.
3 The team played well / badly today. They
won 3–1.
4 Jake and Peter travelled badly / cheaply in
France last year.

3 Tick () the correct past simple sentences.

Describing people
They didn’t play basketball.  6 Complete the sentences with the words in
1 She travelled to France.  the box.
2 We didn’t went home.  blue curly glasses height moustache
3 He build a new house. 
4 She didn’t invent anything.  He’s average height and average build.
5 My dad made us dinner.  1 He has got ________________ eyes.
6 They didn’t walked to school. 
2 He’s wearing ________________.
3 He has got short, ________________ hair.
Past simple: questions
4 He has got a beard and a ________________.
4 Complete the questions with the words in
the boxes. 7 Find the word that doesn’t match.
blue green brown average
did (x3) finish invent watch
1 short slim tall average height
Did you watch TV last night? 2 pink ginger blonde fair
3 average build short slim heavy
1 ___________ Alexander Bell ___________ the
4 short height long curly
telephone?
2 ___________ she ___________ her homework
last night?

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