Question

1. Put the following into the past. 1. George is a history teacher 2. He lives in Moscow 3. Mr.mason always has lunch at home 4. Nick does his math and studies russian history 5. I get up at 6 a.m. 6. We cant play the piano 7. She wake up at 6.30 a.m. 8. Mary cooks dinner II. Make the following sentences interrogative. 1. He left school at an early age 2. Mark worked as a printer 3. They took a trip on the ship "the quaker city" 4. He was born in london III. Make up the sentences 1. walked, out, they, into the street 2. slept, all night, I 3. in the evening, they, returned, late 4. were, we, at the station, yesterday

Answer 1

1. was

2. lived

3. had

4. did

5. got

6. couldn't play

7. woke

8. cooked

1. Did he leave

2. Did Mark work

3. Did they take

4. Was he born

1. They walked out into the street.

2. I slept all night.

3. They returned late in the evening.

4. We were at the station yesterday.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences you provided, transformed as per your instructions:

Past Tense:

1. George was a history teacher.
2. He lived in Moscow.
3. Mr. Mason always had lunch at home.
4. Nick did his math and studied Russian history.
5. I got up at 6 a.m.
6. We couldn't play the piano.
7. She woke up at 6:30 a.m.
8. Mary cooked dinner.

Interrogative Sentences:

1. Did he leave school at an early age?
2. Did Mark work as a printer?
3. Did they take a trip on the ship "the Quaker City"?
4. Was he born in London?

New Sentences:

1. They walked into the street.
2. I slept all night.
3. They returned late in the evening.
4. Were we at the station yesterday?