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1. I _____ to the mall after school.

a) goed b) gone c) went

2. My brother _____ a bear an hour ago.

a) seen b) saw c) sees

3. _____ Mike visit his grandmother last night?

a) Did b) Are c) Does

4. Alex did not _____ last weekend.

a) working b) worked c) work

5. _____ Judy and Liz at last month's meeting?

a) Was b) Were c) Are

6. We _____ not happy after the sad ending.

a) were b) was c) did

7. _____ you see Jody's new dog yesterday?

a) Are b) Did c) Do

8. Sorry, I ________ hear you at the door.

a) wasn't b) didn't c) am not

9. I _____ English for two years.

a) studying b) study c) studied

10. What _____ you eat for lunch yesterday?

a) do b) did c) were

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The correct form is 'went'. The past simple form of the verb 'go' is 'went'.

'Was' is used with singular subjects (I, he, she, it) whereas 'were' is used with plural subjects (we, they, you) or the formal second person singular 'you'.

The verb 'see' in past simple form is 'saw', which correctly indicates the action happened in the past.

Using 'studied' indicates that the action of learning English occurred in the past and is completed or was limited to two years.

'Did' is used to form past simple questions. It supports the main verb 'eat' in its base form, making the question refer to the past.

'Didn't' is a contraction of 'did not', used to negate the verb 'hear' in past simple.

In negative sentences and questions, the base form of the verb is used with 'did not' for past simple tense. Here, 'work' is the base form.

The word 'Did' is an auxiliary verb used to form an interrogative sentence in the past simple tense.

Yes, it is correct. 'Did' is used as an auxiliary for past simple tense questions, and 'see' is the base form of the verb.

The past simple tense clearly establishes an action as completed at a particular time in the past, providing specific historical timing compared to present perfect, which relates past to ongoing actions, or other tenses indicating habits or future actions.

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