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4. I (not to eat) porridge for supper the day before yesterday.

5. My grandparents (to write) a letter to their friends yesterday.

6. The child (not to wash) his face yesterday morning.

7. His daughter (to run) at the stadium last week.

8. Mr. Brown (to have) dinner at a restaurant yesterday.

16. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. Molly (to drink) milk for lunch yesterday.

2. Den (to wake up) at ten o’clock the day before yesterday.

3. My sister (to do) her homework yesterday afternoon.

4. Their aunt (not to read) books yesterday evening.

5. Bill (not to wash) his face yesterday evening.

6. Her friend (to write) a letter to her grandmother yesterday.

7. You (not to play) chess last week.

8. Our relatives (to go) to Novgorod last month.

17. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. Our uncle (not get up) at eight o’clock yesterday.

2. Their little sister (to make) the bed yesterday morning.

3. My niece and nephew (to wash up) yesterday afternoon.

4. I (not to do) my homework the day before yesterday.

5. My parents (to come) home at eight o’clock yesterday.

6. Meggy (to clean) her teeth yesterday morning.

7. Her cousin (to go) to school last Saturday.

8. His little brother (to wake up) at ten o’clock yesterday.

18. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. Her little niece (not to go) to bed at nine o’clock yesterday.

2. Our grandmother (to watch) TV yesterday morning.

3. My parents (to go) shopping the day before yesterday.

4. My grandfather (to help) his wife about the house yesterday.

5. We (to have) soup for dinner yesterday.

6. My brother (to write) a letter to his friend yesterday.

7. They (to go) to the country last summer.

8. Our friends (not to go) to London last month.

19. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. I (to clean) my teeth yesterday morning.

2. My cousin (not to do) his morning exercises yesterday.

3. His father (to go) to Africa last year.

4. Our parents (not to watch) TV last week.

5. Mike (to drink) juice for lunch the day before yesterday.

6. Her grandson (not to have) breakfast yesterday morning.

7. They (not to go) to school at three o’clock yesterday.

8. We (not to eat) porridge for supper the day before yesterday.

20. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. My grandparents (to wake up) at six o’clock yesterday morning.

2. She (to take) a shower yesterday evening.

3. My friend (not to eat) cakes for supper last week.

4. They (to go) to the theatre last Sunday.

5. The boys (to swim) in the swimming pool the day before yesterday.

6. We (not to have) dinner yesterday afternoon.

7. My mother (to read) a book the other day.

8. Her grandmother (to watch) TV yesterday evening.

21. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. His brother (not to go) to school last Saturday.

2. The women (to have) dinner at the office yesterday evening.

3. I (not to come) home at twelve o’clock last week.

4. We (to eat) sour cream for breakfast yesterday.

5. My niece and nephew (to go) to the cinema last Monday.

6. Her parents (not to go) shopping yesterday afternoon.

7. I (to play) tennis the day before yesterday.

8. Clem (not to take) a shower yesterday morning.

22. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. Her son (to skate) yesterday evening.

2. Children (not to help) their mother about the house.

3. My uncle (to skate) yesterday evening.

4. His aunt (to drink) coffee for breakfast yesterday.

5. My little sister (to skip) yesterday.

6. His parent (not to ski) last month.

7. The girls (to run) at the school sports ground last week.

8. My cousin (not to do) his homework yesterday morning.

9. I (to swim) last year.

23. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. Dave (to write) a letter to his grandmother last week.

2. Robert (to have) coffee for breakfast the day before yesterday.

3. Liz (to wash) her hands ten times yesterday.

4. We (not to go) for a walk last Tuesday.

5. I (not to have) supper yesterday afternoon.

6. Mark (to drink) a glass of juice for lunch yesterday.

7. You (not to watch) TV last month.

8. The girl (to skip) yesterday afternoon.

24. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Simple.

1. Their friends (to go) to school last Saturday.

2. My father (not to have) bread for dinner yesterday.

3. I (not to come) home at eleven o’clock yesterday.

4. We (to do) our homework yesterday evening.

5. Our parents (to go) to the theatre last week.

6. My sister and I (to play) volleyball the day before yesterday.

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