Tick (✓) the correct past simple form A, B, or C. Example: speak

A spoke ■✓ B speaked ■

C speak ■

1 run

A ranned ■ B ran ■ C runned ■

2 take

A taked ■ B toke ■ C took ■

3 buy

A bought ■ B buyed ■ C brought ■

4 choose

A chosed ■ B choosed ■ C chose ■

5 put

A puted ■ B put ■ C putted ■

b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences

about holidays.

Example: I always lots of photos on holiday.

A take ■✓ B make ■ C get ■

6 The market was with a lot of tourists.

A basic ■ B disgusting ■ C crowded ■

7 We bicycles for the week, so we could travel

cheaply.

A bought ■ B spent ■ C hired ■

8 They couldn’t sleep because the road outside the

hotel was .

A luxurious ■ B noisy ■ C foggy ■

9 I’m our flights online.

A booking ■ B having ■ C renting ■

10 We didn’t go last year. We stayed in this

country.

A abroad ■ B holiday ■ C sightseeing ■c Tick (✓) the correct preposition A, B, or C.

Example: I play tennis Tuesdays.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■✓

11 What did you study university?

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

12 My cousin lives Japan.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

13 I can’t talk now. I’m a bus and it’s noisy.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

14 Are you visiting your grandparents

Christmas?

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

15 Please put those books back the shelf.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the verb phrases.

Example: I play tennis Tuesdays.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■✓

16 I work very late tonight, and took the last train

home.

A drove ■ B was ■ C left ■

17 Never run the road. It’s very dangerous.

A across ■ B next ■ C from ■

18 Thanks for dinner. I a wonderful evening.

A passed ■ B had ■ C took ■

19 Sorry, I can’t stop. I’m hurry.

A in a ■ B with ■ C to the ■

20 We aren’t ready. Can you wait us?

A to ■ B on ■ C for ■
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