Affirmative - Simple Past with other verbs

1) The bird away as soon as it the cat. (to fly - to see)

2) My daughter the keys in the car. (to leave)

3) That famous author a best-selling novel last year. (to write)

4) Many investors a fortune in the stock market last year. (to make)

5) Karen her keys somewhere in the house yesterday. (to lose)

6) Andrea Bocelli a beautiful song at the concert last night. (to sing)

7) Everybody a lot of pictures during the trip. (to take)

8) Oliver his homework last night. (to do)

9) My husband on the couch all afternoon yesterday. (to seep)

10) The athlete a new world record in the 100 meters. (to set)

11) The explorer new territories during his expedition. (to chart)

12) We a lot of fun at the amusement park last holiday. (to have)

13) My uncle a new car last week. (to buy)

14) He his hand to answer the question. (to raise)

15) Mel in the backyard all day yesterday. (to play)

16) Peter the test last week. (to take)

17) We our friends at the park last Saturday. (to meet)

18) I my best to solve the problem. (to try)

19) Sharon's team the game by two points last weekend. (to win)

20) The entrepreneur a successful startup in 2020. (to found)

21) I the answer to the question. (to know)

22) Matthew his favorite song on the radio yesterday. (to hear)

23) The tourists to the top of the mountain and enjoyed the view. (to climb)

24) The kids a sandcastle on the beach last Summer. (to build)

25) The artist a masterpiece that captivated audiences worldwide. (to create)

26) He all the pizza last night. (to eat)

27) The scientist a groundbreaking discovery in her research. (to make)

28) The CEO the proposal after much debate. (to reject)

29) Grandpa to the grocery store yesterday. (to go)

30) The film at 9 p.m. (to start)

AffirmativeSimple Past with other verbs