Present Simple and Past Simple – English Grammar Test for A2
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A: Where ___ you usually ___ (go) on Sundays?
B: I usually ___ (go) to the park.
2
A: What time ___ your father ___ (wake up)?
B: He ___ (wake up) at 6 a.m. every day.
3
A: ___ you ___ (see) Anna yesterday?
B: Yes, I ___ (see) her at the café.
4
A: ___ she ___ (like) pizza?
B: Yes, she ___ (love) it!
5
A: Where ___ you ___ (be) last night?
B: I ___ (be) at home.
6
A: What ___ you ___ (do) yesterday evening?
B: I ___ (watch) TV with my family.
7
A: ___ they ___ (play) football every Friday?
B: Yes, they ___ (play) at the school yard.
8
A: ___ she ___ (call) you last night?
B: No, she ___ (not / call) me.
9
A: What ___ your mother usually ___ (cook) for dinner?
B: She usually ___ (make) soup.
10
A: When ___ you ___ (finish) your homework yesterday?
B: I ___ (finish) it at 9 o’clock.
11
A: ___ your teacher ___ (speak) English in class?
B: Yes, she always ___ (speak) English.
12
A: Where ___ you ___ (go) last summer?
B: We ___ (travel) to Spain.
13
A: What ___ your brother ___ (do) now?
B: He ___ (play) computer games.
14
A: ___ they ___ (visit) their grandmother yesterday?
B: Yes, they ___ (visit) her in the afternoon.
15
A: What time ___ the train usually ___ (leave)?
B: It ___ (leave) at 7:30 a.m.
16
A: ___ you ___ (study) for the test yesterday?
B: Yes, I ___ (study) all evening.
17
A: ___ your sister ___ (like) reading books?
B: Yes, she ___ (read) every night.
18
A: Where ___ Tom ___ (go) yesterday?
B: He ___ (go) to the cinema.
19
A: ___ they ___ (be) at the party last night?
B: Yes, they ___ (be) very happy.
20
A: ___ you usually ___ (watch) TV in the evening?
B: Yes, I usually ___ (watch) the news.
21
A: What ___ your friend ___ (buy) yesterday?
B: He ___ (buy) a new jacket.
22
A: ___ she ___ (study) French at school?
B: Yes, she ___ (study) it every Monday.
23
A: When ___ you ___ (meet) him?
B: I ___ (meet) him two days ago.
24
A: ___ you ___ (like) football?
B: Yes, I ___ (play) it every weekend.
25
A: What time ___ the film ___ (start) yesterday?
B: It ___ (start) at 8 p.m.
26
A: ___ your parents usually ___ (travel) in summer?
B: Yes, they ___ (travel) every July.
27
A: Where ___ you ___ (be) yesterday afternoon?
B: I ___ (be) in the library.
28
A: What ___ she ___ (do) at the weekend?
B: She usually ___ (visit) her friends.
29
A: ___ you ___ (go) shopping yesterday?
B: No, I ___ (not / go).
30
A: ___ your brother ___ (speak) English?
B: Yes, he ___ (speak) very well.
Answer
1 go / go – Present Simple, routine.
2 does … wake up / wakes up – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.
3 Did … see / saw – Past Simple, irregular verb.
4 Does … like / loves – Present Simple question + answer.
5 were / was – Past Simple of be.
6 did … do / watched – Past Simple.
7 Do … play / play – Present Simple, plural subject.
8 Did … call / didn’t call – Past Simple, negative.
9 does … cook / makes – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.
10 did … finish / finished – Past Simple.
11 Does … speak / speaks – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.
12 did … go / travelled – Past Simple.
13 does … do / is playing → but since only Present Simple vs Past Simple required: does … do / plays – Present Simple.
14 Did … visit / visited – Past Simple.
15 does … leave / leaves – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.
16 Did … study / studied – Past Simple.
17 Does … like / reads – Present Simple, routine.
18 did … go / went – Past Simple irregular.
19 Were / were – Past Simple of be.
20 Do … watch / watch – Present Simple, routine.
21 did … buy / bought – Past Simple irregular.
22 Does … study / studies – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.
23 did … meet / met – Past Simple irregular.
24 Do … like / play – Present Simple.
25 did … start / started – Past Simple regular.
26 Do … travel / travel – Present Simple plural.
27 were / was – Past Simple of be.
28 does … do / visits – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.
29 Did … go / didn’t go – Past Simple negative.
30 Does … speak / speaks – Present Simple, 3rd person singular.