1. Linh ___________her maths homework yesterday. (to do) 2. Tuan ___________to Taiwan by plane? (to go) 3. We ___________a farm three weeks ago. (to visit) 4. Tuan and Tu ___________their brother. (not...

1. Linh did her maths homework yesterday. 2. Did Tuan go to Taiwan by plane? 3. We visited a farm three weeks ago. 4. Tuan and Tu did not help their brother. 5. The children were not at home last Sunday. 6. When did you design this wonderful dress? 7. My father did not crash into the truck. 8. Tuan took off the basket of his bicycle. 9. Did you phone your uncle last weekend? 10. She did not drink milk at class. 1. Yesterday, I **went** to the restaurant with a client. 2. We **drove** around the parking lot for 20 mins to find a parking space. 3. When we **arrived** at the restaurant, the place **was** full. 4. The waitress **asked** us if we **had** reservations. 5. I **said**, "No, my secretary forget **to make** them." 6. The waitress **told** us to come back in two hours. 7. My client and I slowly **walked** back to the car. 8. Then we **saw** a small grocery store. 9. We **stopped** in the grocery store and **bought** some sandwiches. 10. That **was** better than waiting for two hours. 1. Yesterday, I saw him on the way home. 2. What did you do last night? You looked tired when you came to my house this morning. 3. She didn't eat anything because she was tired. 4. The dogs seemed happy when her owner went out shopping. 5. Did you not study the lesson? Last year, I **spent** my summer holiday with my family. We **decided** to go to Danang and Hoi-An because these places are famous for being beautiful. On the first day of the trip, we **went** to My-Khe beach. While my father **was swimming**, my sister **was building** the sand castle. On the second day, we **rented** a car nearby our hotel and **drove** to Hoi An. When we **were driving**, it **was raining**. However, it **did not affect** our trip much. We **visited** some old temples and **ate** famous food there. When we **were walking** around the ancient town, we **saw** a lot of lanterns hung in front of every house. We really **had** fun in our trip. 1. While Tom **was reading**, Amely **was watching** a documentary on TV. 2. Marvin **came** home, **switched** on the computer and **checked** his emails. 3. The thief **sneaked** into the house, **stole** the jewels and **left** without a trace. 4. Nobody **was listening** while the teacher **was explaining** the tenses. 5. While we **were doing** a sight-seeing tour, our friends **were lying** on the beach. 6. He **woke** up and **looked** at his watch. 7. The receptionist **welcomed** the guests and **asked** them to fill in the form. 8. The car **broke** down and we **had** to walk home. 9. The boys **were swimming** while the girls **were sunbathing**. 10. My father **came** in, **looked** around and **told** me to tidy up my room. 1. While Tom was reading, Amely was watching a documentary on TV. 2. Marvin came home, switched on the computer and checked his emails. 3. The thief sneaked into the house, stole the jewels and left without a trace. 4. Nobody listened while the teacher was explaining the tenses. 5. While we were doing a sight-seeing tour, our friends were lying on the beach. 6. He woke up and looked at his watch. 7. The receptionist welcomed the guests and asked them to fill in the form. 8. The car broke down and we had to walk home. 9. The boys were swimming while the girls were sunbathing. 10. My father came in, looked around and told me to tidy up my room. 1. Almost everybody **had left** by the time we **arrived**. 2. He **wondered** whether he **had left** his wallet at home. 3. The secretary **did not leave** until she **had finished** her work. 4. The couple scarcely **entered** the house when they **began** to argue. 5. The teacher **asked** the boy why he **had not done** his homework. 6. She already **had posted** the letter when she **realized** she **had sent** it to the wrong address. 7. Hardly had the car **gone** a mile when it **had** a flat tyre. 8. The weather **was** far worse than we **had expected**. 9. They **had been married** for five years when they finally **had** a child. 10. No sooner had they **sold** their car than they **regretted** having done so. 1. Yesterday, I **went** to the park with my brother. 2. The cashier **told** us to come back in two hours. 3. When we **arrived** at the stadium, the place **was** full. 4. Then we **saw** a small store. 5. We **drove** around the parking lot for 30 minutes to find a parking space. 6. I visited my friends last week. 7. He **stayed** up late last night. 8. I **drank** wine, **sang** a song, and **played** the piano yesterday. 9. I **turned** off the light, **went** to the bed, and fell asleep. 10. When I was singing, my friends **came**. 1. Were they happy last holiday? 2. How did you get there? 3. I played football last Sunday. 4. My mother made two cakes four days ago. 5. Tyler visited his grandmother last month. Exercise 1. Put the correct form of the verbs. 1. She (not go) **did not go** to the store yesterday. 2. They (come) **came** to the party last night. 3. He (eat) **ate** all the cake at the party last week. 4. I (drink) **drank** a glass of water a few minutes ago. 5. We (not see) **did not see** a beautiful rainbow in the sky. 6. They (do) **did** their homework before going out. 7. **Did** she (have) **have** a great time at the concert last month? 8. The chef (not make) **did not make** a delicious meal for us. 9. **Did** he (take) **take** a taxi to the airport? 10. The teacher (say) **said** that we did a good job. 11. I (be) **was** tired after the long journey. 12. It (be) **was** a sunny day yesterday. 13. The students (be not) **were not** attentive in the classroom. 14. He (be not) **was not** happy with the results of the exam. 15. **Was** the party fun last night? 1. We went to the beach yesterday. 2. I visited London last month. 3. He bought a new car. 4. They played soccer yesterday. 5. We watched a movie last night. 6. She cooked dinner for her family yesterday. 7. They went to school yesterday. 8. We visited Italy last summer. 9. Linh ate dinner at a restaurant last week. 10. It was sunny yesterday. 11. Hue and Lan were not at the concert last night. 12. She was not at home yesterday. 13. Were your friends at the party last night? 14. Did they go to the beach yesterday? 15. They did not play at the park yesterday. 1. went 2. brought 3. hiked 4. saw 5. rained 6. stayed 7. was 8. swam 9. had A: Did you have a good time at the party yesterday? B: Yes, it (1. be) **was** fantastic! We (2. play) **played** games, danced, and (3. eat) **ate** delicious cake. A: That sounds like a lot of fun. Who (4. come) **came** to the party? B: Many people (5. come) **came**, including some of our classmates and neighbors. A: And what time (6. the party end) **did the party end**? B: The party (7. end) **ended** around 10:00 PM. We (8. say) **said** goodbye to everyone and (9. go) **went** home. A: I’m glad you had a great time! 1. I (eat) **ate** dinner at six o’clock yesterday. 2. A: **Did** Helen (drive) **drive** to work? – B: Yes, she **did**. 3. My neighbor (buy) **bought** a new car last week. 4. They (go) **went** to Italy on their last summer holiday. 5. **Did** they (swim) **swim** at the beach? – B: No, they **didn't**. 6. My family and I (see) **saw** a comedy movie last night. 7. First, we (do) **did** exercise, and then we (drink) **drank** some water. 8. Suddenly, the animal jumped and (bite) **bit** my hand. 9. What time (do) **did** you (get up) **get up** this morning? 10. The Wright brothers (fly) **flew** the first airplane in 1903. 11. I think I (hear) **heard** a strange sound outside the door one minute ago. 12. When I was ten years old, I (break) **broke** my arm. It really (hurt) **hurt**. 13. The police (catch) **caught** all three of the bank robbers last week. 14. How many times (do) **did** you (read) **read** that book? 15. Unfortunately, I (forget) **forgot** to (bring) **bring** my money. 1. compares 2. was 3. spent 4. spent 5. increased 6. fell 7. fluctuated