Past Simple Affirmative: Sentences with Yesterday, Last, and Ago

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Worksheet · Level A1 · GRAMMAR

Past Simple Affirmative: Sentences with Yesterday, Last, and Ago

Name

Date

Score

Easy: when does it happen?

EASY

Tap each expression and then its group: something that already happened, something that hasn't happened yet, or something that happens regularly.

Sort each time expression

Write each word under the correct category.

Word bank

○ yesterday

○ tomorrow

○ every day

○ in three days

○ in 2019

○ three days ago

○ next summer

○ on Mondays

Already happened

Hasn't happened yet

Happens regularly

Medium: judge and correct

MEDIUM

Decide if the sentence is right. If it is wrong, write it correctly.

Hard: put the sentence in order

HARD

Put the words in order. One tile is extra.

Put the sentence in order (one tile is extra)

1. Put in order: Miami / move / three / We / to / years / ago / moved

2. Put in order: a / My / new / last / did / phone / week / sister / bought

3. Put in order: I / finished / the / finishes / book / morning / this

4. Put in order: at / have / a / She / restaurant / had / lunch / Mexican

5. Put in order: the / ago / two / hours / called / me / She

6. Put in order: gets / at / home / We / got / midnight

7. Put in order: 2020 / in / was / is / Canada / in / He

8. Put in order: your / brother / the / supermarket / at / seen / I / saw

Mixed: write the past sentence

MIXED

Part A: write the missing word. Part B: join the two sentences with and and put them in the past with the time in parentheses.

Part B: join them with and, put them in the past, and write the full sentence

1. She gets up. She makes coffee. (yesterday)

2. We go to the mall. We buy shoes. (last Saturday)

3. He sits down. He reads the newspaper. (this morning)

4. They finish dinner. They watch TV. (last night)

Train your ear

LISTENING

Listen to each audio and choose the sentence you heard.

Choose the sentence you heard

Scan the QR code (shown in the PDF) to listen, then circle the sentence you heard.

We go to Peru.

We went to Peru.

We went to Mexico.

They come home early.

They came home early.

We came home early.

She made a salad.

She makes a salad.

She made a pizza.

They buy a car.

He bought a car.

He buys a car.

We ate at home.

We ate at work.

We eat at home.

She had a picnic.

She has a party.

She had a party.

I saw her at school.

I see her at school.

We see her at school.

They got up late.

They get up early.

They got up early.

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Worksheet · Level A1 · GRAMMAR

Past Simple Affirmative: Sentences with Yesterday, Last, and Ago

Name

Date

Score

Easy: when does it happen?

EASY

Tap each expression and then its group: something that already happened, something that hasn't happened yet, or something that happens regularly.

Sort each time expression

Write each word under the correct category.

Word bank

○ yesterday

○ tomorrow

○ every day

○ in three days

○ in 2019

○ three days ago

○ next summer

○ on Mondays

Already happened

Hasn't happened yet

Happens regularly

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Medium: judge and correct

MEDIUM

Decide if the sentence is right. If it is wrong, write it correctly.

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Hard: put the sentence in order

HARD

Put the words in order. One tile is extra.

Put the sentence in order (one tile is extra)

1. Put in order: Miami / move / three / We / to / years / ago / moved

2. Put in order: a / My / new / last / did / phone / week / sister / bought

3. Put in order: I / finished / the / finishes / book / morning / this

4. Put in order: at / have / a / She / restaurant / had / lunch / Mexican

5. Put in order: the / ago / two / hours / called / me / She

6. Put in order: gets / at / home / We / got / midnight

7. Put in order: 2020 / in / was / is / Canada / in / He

8. Put in order: your / brother / the / supermarket / at / seen / I / saw

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Mixed: write the past sentence

MIXED

Part A: write the missing word. Part B: join the two sentences with and and put them in the past with the time in parentheses.

Part B: join them with and, put them in the past, and write the full sentence

1. She gets up. She makes coffee. (yesterday)

2. We go to the mall. We buy shoes. (last Saturday)

3. He sits down. He reads the newspaper. (this morning)

4. They finish dinner. They watch TV. (last night)

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Train your ear

LISTENING

Listen to each audio and choose the sentence you heard.

Choose the sentence you heard

Scan the QR code (shown in the PDF) to listen, then circle the sentence you heard.

We go to Peru.

We went to Peru.

We went to Mexico.

They come home early.

They came home early.

We came home early.

She made a salad.

She makes a salad.

She made a pizza.

They buy a car.

He bought a car.

He buys a car.

We ate at home.

We ate at work.

We eat at home.

She had a picnic.

She has a party.

She had a party.

I saw her at school.

I see her at school.

We see her at school.

They got up late.

They get up early.

They got up early.

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