Question

4. Make negative sentences in the Past Simple Tense. 1) Cave people lived in houses. 2) Cave people ate pizza. 3) Cave people watched TV. 4) Cave people went to school. 5) Cave people wore dresses.

Answer 1

1) Cave people didn't live in houses.

2) Cave people didn t eat pizza.

3) Cave people dodn't watch TV.

4) Cave people didn't go to school.

5) Cave people didn't wear dresses.

Answer 2

Cave people didn't live in houses.

Cave people didn’t eat pizza.

Cave people dodn't watch TV.

Cave people didn't go to school.

Cave people didn't wear dresses.

Answer 3

To form negative sentences in the Past Simple Tense in English, you use the auxiliary verbs "did" or "didn't" followed by the base form of the main verb. This applies to all subjects, including "Cave people". Here are the negative versions of the sentences you provided:

1) Cave people did not live in houses. 2) Cave people did not eat pizza. 3) Cave people did not watch TV. 4) Cave people did not go to school. 5) Cave people did not wear dresses.

Note that "did not" is used before the base form of the verb (e.g., "live", "eat", "watch", "go", "wear"), not the past participle form (e.g., "lived", "eaten", "watched", "gone", "worn") , , , , .