Question

Find and correct the mistake in each sentence. 1 I thinked you were at school. 2 Did you enjoyed your meal, Sir? 3 Paul wasn't go to school today. He stayed at hom 4 We were tired so we did go to bed early. 5 Where did you and Lucy met? 6 I wasn't hungry so I didn't ate anything.

Answer 1

1. I thought you were at school.
2. Did you enjoy your meal, Sir? (Have you enjoyed your meal, Sir?).
3. Paul hasn't gone to school today. He is staying at home.
4. We were tired so we went to bed early .
5. Where did you and Lucy meet?
6. I wasn't hungry so I ate nothing.

Answer 2

1. I thought you were at school. (Corrected)

2. Did you enjoy your meal, Sir? (Corrected)

3. Paul didn't go to school today. He stayed at home. (Corrected)

4. We were tired, so we went to bed early. (Corrected)

5. Where did you and Lucy meet? (Corrected)

6. I wasn't hungry, so I didn't eat anything. (Corrected)

Explanation:

1. The past tense of "think" is "thought," not "thinked."
2. The correct form is "enjoy," not "enjoyed." The auxiliary verb "did" already indicates past tense.
3. The correct form is "didn't go," not "wasn't go." The auxiliary verb "did" is used for the past simple.
4. The correct form is "went," not "did go." The auxiliary verb "did" is not needed here.
5. The correct form is "meet," not "met." "Did" already indicates past tense.
6. The correct form is "didn't eat," not "didn't ate." The auxiliary verb "did" is used for the past simple, and the base form of the verb "eat" should be used.