Grammar lesson about past simple

1. Positive

a) Subject + past simple verb /

b) Subject + was/were + noun/adjective/location or adverb

- I went on a Silk Road trip last year.

- It was a wonderful trip.

- We travelled by train.

- She went to China last month.

- They took the plane.

2. Negative

a) Subject + didn't + infinitive

b) Subject + wasn't/weren't ...

- I didn't go on a Silk Road trip last year.

- It wasn't a wonderful trip.

- We didn't travel by boat.

- She didn't go to India last month.

- They didn't take the train.

3. Questions - did + subject + infinitive

- Where did you go last year?

- Did you have a nice trip?

- How did you travel?

- What did you do there?

- How much did you pay?

Rule and concept

1. Which comes first in negative sentences, ‘didn’t’ or the main verb?

Answer: _______________________

2. Write the positive sentence.

travelled/ Hansel / train / by = _____________________________

3. Write the negative sentence.

Lara / travel / by / didn't / boat = ___________________________

4. Write the questions.

a. did / by / travel / bus/ Hansel = ___________________________

b. how / she / did / much / pay = ____________________________

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