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Write sentences in Past Simple: 1.- He phoned a friend an hour ago. 2.- He didn't phone a friend an hour ago. 3.- Did he phone a friend an hour ago? 1.- He bought a jeep last week. 2.- He didn't buy a jeep last week. 3.- Did he buy a jeep last week? 1.- They wore skirts to the party. 2.- They didn't wear skirts to the party. 3.- Did they wear skirts to the party? 1.- I washed my hair last night. 2.- I didn't wash my hair last night. 3.- Did you wash your hair last night? 1.- Jane sent four e-mails to Lisa. 2.- Jane didn't send four e-mails to Lisa. 3.- Did Jane send four e-mails to Lisa? 1.- The old lady carried heavy bags yesterday morning. 2.- The old lady didn't carry heavy bags yesterday morning. 3.- Did the old lady carry heavy bags yesterday morning? 1.- The film ended very late last weekend. 2.- The film didn't end very late last weekend. 3.- Did the film end very late last weekend? 1.- They went to bed at midnight. 2.- They didn't go to bed at midnight. 3.- Did they go to bed at midnight? 1.- The children played tennis and basketball at the sports center. 2.- The children didn't play tennis and basketball at the sports center. 3.- Did the children play tennis and basketball at the sports center? 1.- You did your homework last weekend. 2.- You didn't do your homework last weekend. 3.- Did you do your homework last weekend? 1.- My friend studied German last year. 2.- My friend didn't study German last year. 3.- Did my friend study German last year? 1.- I got up at seven last Sunday morning. 2.- I didn't get up at seven last Sunday morning. 3.- Did you get up at seven last Sunday morning? 1.- We visited our friends yesterday evening. 2.- We didn't visit our friends yesterday evening. 3.- Did we visit our friends yesterday evening? 1.- She had lunch in an Italian restaurant. 2.- She didn't have lunch in an Italian restaurant. 3.- Did she have lunch in an Italian restaurant? 1.- They watched TV in the living room. 2.- They didn't watch TV in the living room. 3.- Did they watch TV in the living room? 1.- He drank orange juice for breakfast. 2.- He didn't drink orange juice for breakfast. 3.- Did he drink orange juice for breakfast?

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1. For a completed action in a time before now. Example: I met my husband in 1993.
2. For events that were true for some time in the past. Example: They lived in Russia for three years.
3. For a list of complete actions in the past. Example: Ryan came in, took off his coat and sat down.
4. For habits in the past. Example: When I was a child, I played the piano.
5 To talk about an action in the past that takes place in the middle of another action. Example: When she arrived, I was watching TV.
My examples:
1. I started university in 2020.
2. We visited Canada in January.
3. My mom went to the supermarket, took a cake and paid for it at the cashier's desk.
4. I played violin in high school.
5. My dad was going to my grandmother's house, I was taking a bath.

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1.- I was doing math practice when the phone rang last night.
2.- They were doing a chemistry activity that was due before 7 pm.
3.- I was on my way back from Veracruz to be in Altamira for Mother's Day.
4.- She was troubleshooting the internet connection to teach her class.

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1. A penny for your thoughts.
*Literal translation:
A centavo para su pensamientos.
*Spanish equivalent phrase:
Daria lo que fuera por saber lo que piensas.
2. Add insult to injury.
*Literal translation:
Añadir insulto a lesion.
*Spanish equivalent phrase:
Echarlesal a la herida
3. Once in a blue moon
*Literal translation:
Una vez en a azul luna.
*Spanish equivalent phrase:
Aya a las quinientas
4. See eye to eye.
*Literal translation:
Ver ojo a ojo.
*Spanish equivalent phrase:
Por dos.
5. Hear it on the grapevine.
*Literal translation:
Escuche que en el vid
*Spanish equivalent phrase:
Me contaron por ahi.
6. Miss the boat.
*Literal translation:
Perder el barco
*Spanish equivalent phrase:
Oportunidad de oro.