5. Express your doubt using “really”.

Model:

Sid liked it. – R: Did he really like it?

1. Jill worked till five yesterday.

2. They expected the inspector last Monday.

3. Paul looked ill last night.

4. Mary promised to visit her grandmother yesterday morning.

5. She waited for Paul at the railway station.

6. He asked you about studies yesterday.

7. She called me two hours ago.

8. They lived in the country last year.

9. John’s sister married Ann’s brother.

10. Mary corrected all the mistakes in the work.

11. His students visited him at hospital last week.

12. The teacher liked my composition.

13. Robin failed at the exam.

14. Steve repaired his car last month.

15. He explained why he was late.

Past inedefinite. Irregular verbs

6. Ask if the sentence is true for another person or subject. Use “also”.

Model:

I began working last week. (Arthur)

R: Did Arthur also begin working last week?

1. William left on Tuesday. (Ann)

2. Pete wrote to his brother last week. (Bob)

3. Dan caught cold the day before yesterday. (you)

4. Sam went to the hockey match last night. (Phil)

5. Fred came home late last night. (Grace)

6. Mary knew about it last week. (you)

7. Alex made many mistakes on the test. (Tom)

8. I did the exercises last night. (James)

9. I read that book last year. (Grace)

10. They saw a movie last night. (you)

11. Sarah taught Spanish last year. (Irene)

12. We spoke to David about it yesterday. (they)

13. Mary felt bad last night. (Ed)

14. He left school two years ago. (his brother)

15. He began to learn English when he was ten. (you)

7. Read and answer according to the Model.

Model:

Mary always leaves her kids with her mother. – And last week? (with her sister)

R: Last week she left her kids with her sister.

1. Charles often meets Liz in the park. – And last night? (at the movies)

2. Denis usually eats a lot. – And yesterday? (very little)

3. He always keeps his money in his desk. – And yesterday? (in his briefcase)

4. I usually read a lot in the summer. – And last summer? (very little)

5. I usually watch the news in the morning. – And yesterday? (in the afternoon)

6. Irene usually reads 10 pages a day. – And yesterday? (15 pages)

7. John often takes Mary to the baseball game on Sunday. – And last Sunday? (to the theater)

8. My mom often feels tired in the evening. – And last night? (fine)

9. Phil usually meets Lily after classes. – And yesterday? (in the evening)

10. She always feels unhappy on Monday. – And last Monday? (happy)

11. She usually teaches children. – And three years ago? (grown-ups)

12. Steve usually takes his brother to the movies. – And yesterday? (Zoo)

13. The chair usually stands near the wall. – And yesterday? (by the bookcase)