Question

D. Change the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple ( affirmative, negative, interrogative). 1. John always (go) to the gym.5. We (not/jump) into the swimming-pool.2. Kevin (run) to school yesterday.6.she (study) biology last year?3. It (begin) to rain.7. What (you/drink) in the morning?4. We (play) football for hours.​

Answer 1

1. + John always went to the gym
- John didn’t go to the gym
? Did John go to the gym ?
2.-We didn’t jump into the swimming pool
+ we jumped into the swimming pool
? Did we jump into the swimming pool
3. +Kevin ran to school yesterday
- Kevin didn’t run to school yesterday
?Did Kevin run to school yesterday
4. + she studied biology last year
- she didn’t study biology last year
? Did she study biology last year
5. + it began to rain
- it didn’t begin to rain
? Did it begin to rain ?
6. ?What did you drink in the morning?
7.- we didn’t play football for hours
+ we played football for hours
? Did we play football for hours

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs changed into Past Simple tense in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms:

1. John always went to the gym.

   • Negative: John didn't go to the gym.
   • Interrogative: Did John always go to the gym?

2. Kevin ran to school yesterday.

   • Negative: Kevin didn't run to school yesterday.
   • Interrogative: Did Kevin run to school yesterday?

3. It began to rain.

   • Negative: It didn't begin to rain.
   • Interrogative: Did it begin to rain?

4. We played football for hours.

   • Negative: We didn't play football for hours.
   • Interrogative: Did we play football for hours?

5. We didn't jump into the swimming-pool.

   • Affirmative: We jumped into the swimming-pool.
   • Interrogative: Did we jump into the swimming-pool?

6. She studied biology last year.

   • Negative: She didn't study biology last year.
   • Interrogative: Did she study biology last year?

7. What did you drink in the morning?

   • Affirmative: You drank something in the morning.
   • Negative: You didn't drink anything in the morning.

Answer 3

Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs changed into Past Simple tense in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms:

1. Affirmative: John always went to the gym. Negative: John didn't go to the gym. Interrogative: Did John always go to the gym?

2. Affirmative: We jumped into the swimming-pool. Negative: We didn't jump into the swimming-pool. Interrogative: Did we jump into the swimming-pool?

3. Affirmative: Kevin ran to school yesterday. Negative: Kevin didn't run to school yesterday. Interrogative: Did Kevin run to school yesterday?

4. Affirmative: She studied biology last year. Negative: She didn't study biology last year. Interrogative: Did she study biology last year?

5. Affirmative: It began to rain. Negative: It didn't begin to rain. Interrogative: Did it begin to rain?

6. Affirmative: What did you drink in the morning? Negative: What didn't you drink in the morning? Interrogative: What did you drink in the morning?

7. Affirmative: We played football for hours. Negative: We didn't play football for hours. Interrogative: Did we play football for hours?

Please note that the changes were made according to the regular rules of converting verbs into their Past Simple forms.