On Screen 1 - unit 6 - Grammar

Put the words in brackets into the past simple.

 I ………………………… (see) a lot of people walking their dogs in the park last weekend.

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………………………… (Jack/buy) a kitten yesterday?

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I ………………………… (try) to find out some information about wolves on the Internet last night.

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My rabbit ………………………… (eat) three carrots this morning for his breakfast!

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We ………………………… (not/watch) the programme about the rainforest last night.

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………………………… (your dad/make) a new house for your rabbit last week?

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I ………………………… (not/go) to Kate’s house last night.

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We ………………………… (not/have) time to see the lions at the zoo last Sunday.v

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The seals ………………………… (leave) the rocks and went into the sea.

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I ………………………… (walk) to the vet to collect my cat yesterday.

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 Horses are ………………………… (big) than sheep.

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Sharks are ………………………… (dangerous) animals in the sea.

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Tigers are ………………………… (large) cats in the world.

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Hamsters are one of …………………… (small) pets you can have.

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Fred’s dog is ………………………… (heavy) than his rabbit.

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A tortoise is probably …………………… (quiet) pet of all.

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My canary is a ………………………… (good) singer than my parrot.

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Dolphins are ………………………… (beautiful) mammals in the ocean.