Question

IV. Open the brackets in Past Indefinite Tense (affirmative or negative). 1. I (go) to school by bus yesterday, because the weather (not be) good. 2. I (get) a good mark in English but I (not get) a good mark in Math. 3. It (be) very snowy yesterday but we (not play) snowballs, 4. There (be) two letters in the postbox but they (not be) for me. 5. My granny (visit) us yesterday but I (not be) at home at that time. 6. We (have) six lessons last Monday but ( (not be) at the last.

Answer 1

1. I went to school by bus yesterday, because the weather wasn't good.
2. I got a good mark in English but I didn't get a good mark in Math.
3. It was very snowy yesterday but we played snowballs.
4. There were two letters in the postbox but they weren't for me.
5. My granny visited us yesterday but I wasn't at home at that time.
6. We had six lessons last Monday but I wasn't at the last.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with the brackets opened in the Past Indefinite Tense:

1. I went to school by bus yesterday because the weather was not good.

2. I got a good mark in English, but I did not get a good mark in Math.

3. It was very snowy yesterday, but we did not play snowballs.

4. There were two letters in the postbox, but they were not for me.

5. My granny visited us yesterday, but I was not at home at that time.

6. We had six lessons last Monday, but I was not at the last.