Question

1. This fish (swim) in the sea 2. yesterday. 4. 3. Those cakes (be) very good. 1 (eat) three yesterday. 6. 5. John (catch) three fish last week. 8. 7. Last Monday Nicholas (find) some green apples and later he (have) a stomach ache zile 9. Tim and Tom (check) Henry's height yesterday. 10. i (lie) 12. 11. Peter in the sun yesterday. 13.1 14. (get) a present for Christmas. It (be) in a box. a 16. 15. Roy (break) Joyce's doll yesterday. (run) and they 18. 17. Yesterday they (win). 19. They 20. (laugh) at me yesterday and (be) very angry. 21. 1 (hear) an owl yesterday 22. 0. evening. 23. This mutt (bring) a bird 24. to his master. B.Пишите глаголы в прошедшем времени. А потом пишите эти же предложения в отрицательной и вопросительной форме​

Answer 1

Bпишите глаголы в прошедшем времени.

1. This fish (swam) in the sea yesterday.

3. Those cakes (were) very good. I (ate) three yesterday.

5. John (caught) three fish last week.

7. Last Monday Nicholas (found) some green apples and later he (had) a stomach ache.

9. Tim and Tom (checked) Henry's height yesterday.

11. Peter lay in the sun yesterday.

13. I (got) a present for Christmas. It (was) in a box.

15. Roy (broke) Joyce's doll yesterday and (ran) away.

17. Yesterday they (won).

18. They (laughed) at me yesterday and I (was) very angry.

21. I (heard) an owl yesterday evening.

23. This mutt (brought) a bird  to his master.

Answer 2

Verb Conjugation in Past Tense

Let's conjugate the given verbs in the past tense and then rewrite the sentences in negative and interrogative forms.

1. This fish swam in the sea. - Negative: This fish did not swim in the sea. - Interrogative: Did this fish swim in the sea?

2. Yesterday, I ate three cakes. - Negative: Yesterday, I did not eat three cakes. - Interrogative: Did I eat three cakes yesterday?

3. Those cakes were very good. - Negative: Those cakes were not very good. - Interrogative: Were those cakes very good?

4. John caught three fish last week. - Negative: John did not catch three fish last week. - Interrogative: Did John catch three fish last week?

5. Last Monday, Nicholas found some green apples, and later he had a stomach ache. - Negative: Last Monday, Nicholas did not find any green apples, and later he did not have a stomach ache. - Interrogative: Did Nicholas find any green apples last Monday? Did he have a stomach ache later?

6. Tim and Tom checked Henry's height yesterday. - Negative: Tim and Tom did not check Henry's height yesterday. - Interrogative: Did Tim and Tom check Henry's height yesterday?

7. Last evening, Peter sunbathed. - Negative: Last evening, Peter did not sunbathe. - Interrogative: Did Peter sunbathe last evening?

8. Yesterday, they won. - Negative: Yesterday, they did not win. - Interrogative: Did they win yesterday?

9. They laughed at me yesterday and were very angry. - Negative: They did not laugh at me yesterday and were not very angry. - Interrogative: Did they laugh at me yesterday? Were they very angry?

10. I heard an owl yesterday evening. - Negative: I did not hear an owl yesterday evening. - Interrogative: Did I hear an owl yesterday evening?

11. This mutt brought a bird to his master. - Negative: This mutt did not bring a bird to his master. - Interrogative: Did this mutt bring a bird to his master?

12. Roy broke Joyce's doll yesterday. - Negative: Roy did not break Joyce's doll yesterday. - Interrogative: Did Roy break Joyce's doll yesterday?

13. I got a present for Christmas. It was in a box. - Negative: I did not get a present for Christmas. It was not in a box. - Interrogative: Did I get a present for Christmas? Was it in a box?

14. They ran and got angry. - Negative: They did not run and did not get angry. - Interrogative: Did they run? Did they get angry?

Please note that some of the sentences provided in the question are incomplete or contain incomplete information. Therefore, the conjugation and transformation of those sentences may not be accurate.