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Homework 5

This document is a homework review focused on the use of the present and past simple tenses, specifically for the verbs 'to be' and 'to do', as well as regular verbs. It includes various exercises such as fill-in-the-blanks, negative sentence formation, question creation, and article usage. The document also provides rules and examples to guide students in their learning.

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Homework 5

This document is a homework review focused on the use of the present and past simple tenses, specifically for the verbs 'to be' and 'to do', as well as regular verbs. It includes various exercises such as fill-in-the-blanks, negative sentence formation, question creation, and article usage. The document also provides rules and examples to guide students in their learning.

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HOMEWORK REVIEW 5

Subject Present Simple Past Simple

To Be

I am/am not was/wasn’t​


(was not)
she/he/it/no is/isn’t(is not) ​
one/everyone

you/we/they are/aren’t (are were/weren’t​


not) (were not)

To Do

I/we/they/you do/don't (do not) did/didn't(did not)

she/he/it/no does/doesn’t​
one/everyone (does not)

A.​ Past Simple of To Be – Was / Were


Use "was" with: I/she/he/it/no one/everyone​
Use "were" with: you/we/they

Part 1: Fill in the Blanks​


Write was or were.

1.​I _______ at home last night.​

2.​You _______ very tired after work.​

3.​She _______ happy with the results.​

4.​It _______ cold yesterday.​

5.​We _______ at the park on Sunday.​


6.​They _______ not ready for the meeting.​

7.​He _______ my teacher in 2020.​

8.​There _______ many people at the party.​

Part 2: Make Negative Sentences

Use was not (wasn’t) or were not (weren’t).

1.​I was hungry. → ___________________________________​

2.​They were at home. → _______________________________​

3.​She was busy. → ____________________________________​

4.​We were late. → ____________________________________​

5.​He was excited. → ___________________________________​

Part 3: Make Questions

Change the sentence into a question.​


Example: She was in Italy. → Was she in Italy?

1.​You were at school. → _______________________________​

2.​It was cold yesterday. → ____________________________​

3.​They were friends. → _______________________________​

4.​He was your manager. → ____________________________​

5.​We were on time. → ________________________________​


Part 4: Choose the Correct Answer​
Circle was or were.

1.​There (was / were) a big storm last night.​

2.​We (was / were) very happy to see you.​

3.​He (was / were) not in the office.​

4.​You (was / were) early for the meeting.​

5.​It (was / were) a beautiful day.

Part 5: Writing Practice​


Write 2 sentences with “was” and 2 sentences with “were” about
your past.

Example:

●​ I was in Barcelona last summer.


●​ They were very friendly.​

Your sentences:

1.​
2.​
3.​
4.​

B. Past Simple – Regular Verbs


**Rule: For regular verbs, we add -ed to form the past.​

Examples: work → worked, visit → visited, clean → cleaned

Part 1: Fill in the blanks (Use the past simple)

1.​Yesterday, I __________ (walk) to the store.​


2.​She __________ (work) late last night.​

3.​They __________ (play) football after school.​

4.​We __________ (visit) our grandparents last weekend.​

5.​He __________ (clean) his room in the morning.​

6.​You __________ (call) me yesterday evening.​

7.​The children __________ (dance) at the party.​

8.​My friend __________ (help) me with my homework.

Part 2: Change to Negative Form

Use did not/didn’t + base verb

Example: I walked to school. → I didn’t walk to school.

1.​She watched a movie. → ________________________________​

2.​They visited the museum. → ______________________________​

3.​He started the project. → ________________________________​

4.​We arrived early. → ____________________________________​

5.​You cooked dinner. → ___________________________________

Part 3: Make Questions

Use → Did + subject + [base verb] ?

Example: You studied English. → Did you study English?

1.​He cleaned the car. → _______________________________​

2.​They played tennis. → _______________________________​

3.​She called you. → _______________________________​


4.​You worked yesterday. → _______________________________​

5.​We traveled last month. → _______________________________

Part 4: Choose the Correct Sentence​


Circle the correct option.

1.​a) I visited my friend.​


b) I visitied my friend.​

2.​a) They walkd home.​


b) They walked home.​

3.​a) She didn’t watched TV.​


b) She didn’t watch TV.​

4.​a) Did you cleaned your room?​


b) Did you clean your room?​

5.​a) He worked hard last week.​


b) He work hard last week.

Part 5: Write About Your Day Yesterday

Write 5 sentences using regular verbs in the past simple.

Example: I started my day early. I walked to the café…

Your sentences:

1.​
2.​
3.​
4.​
5.​
C. Questions and Answers– “Why” & “Because”
**Rule:​
​ ​ We use why to ask for a reason.​
​ ​ We use because to give the reason.

Part 1: Complete the answers​


Answer each question using because.

1.​Why are you happy?​


→ ___________________________________________​

2.​Why are you studying English?​


→ ___________________________________________​

3.​Why is she late?​


→ ___________________________________________​

4.​Why are they laughing?​


→ ___________________________________________​

5.​Why is he at home today?​


→ ___________________________________________

Part 2: Complete the questions​


Ask a question using why.

1.​_______________________________________?​
Because I like learning new languages.​

2.​________________________________________?​
Because it’s very cold outside.​

3.​________________________________________?​
Because my car isn’t working.​

4.​________________________________________?​
Because we are celebrating my birthday.​

5.​_________________________________________?​
Because she is sick today.
Part 3: Match the Questions and Answers

Questions Answers

1. Why are you a) Because it’s my


running? favorite subject.

2. Why is she b) Because I need to


studying? catch the bus.

3. Why are they c) Because he wants to


tired? learn guitar.

4. Why is he taking d) Because they worked


lessons? all night.

Write your answers:

1.​____ 2. ____ 3. ____ 4. ____

Part 4: Create Your Own

Write 3 of your own questions and answers using why and because.

1.​
2.​
3.​
D. Articles — “A”, “An”, “The”
Rules:

●​ Use a before consonant sounds: a book, a dog, a car


●​ Use an before vowel sounds: an apple, an elephant, an hour
●​ Use the when talking about something specific or known: the
sun, the teacher, the park

Part 1: Fill in the blanks

Choose a, an, or the.

1.​I have ___ cat.​

2.​She wants to eat ___ orange.​

3.​He is reading ___ interesting book.​

4.​Let’s go to ___ park after lunch.​

5.​My brother is ___ engineer.​

6.​Can you close ___ door, please?​

7.​There is ___ bird on ___ roof.​

8.​I bought ___ umbrella because it’s raining.​

9.​She has ___ new job in ___ city.​

10.​ He’s ___ honest man.​

Part 2: Choose the Correct Option

Circle the right article.

1.​She is (a / an / the) artist.


2.​I saw (a / an / the) elephant at the zoo.
3.​Let’s watch (a / an / the) movie we talked about.
4.​He is (a / an / the) best player on the team.
5.​They live in (a / an / the) apartment near the beach.

Part 3: Complete the Sentences

Add the correct article or leave blank if not needed.

1.​I need ___ glass of water.​

2.​___ Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.​

3.​She’s eating ___ banana.​

4.​We visited ___ Louvre in Paris.​

5.​I saw ___ rainbow after ___ storm.

Part 4: Create Your Own Sentences

Write two sentences with each article.

a:

1.​
2.​

an:

1.​
2.​

the:

1.​
2.​

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