Forming the past tense of regular verbs.

In Simple Past Tense you have to add (e)d after regular verbs.
Be careful!
To a regular verb that ends in e we only add d.
move moved
Y changes into i in the end of the regular verbs if there is a consonant before it.
try tried
The consonant doubles in the end of the regular verb, if it is a one-syllabled word
which is short if we pronounce it and if there is a vowel in front of the last letter
(consonant).
stop stopped
The l consonant doubles in the end of the regular verb.
travel travelled

Task 1 - Put the verbs in the brackets into Simple Past Tense.

1) He (knock) at the door.

2) Tom (lie) to his mum.
3) Mum (lift) her bags.
4) They (like) this programme.
5) You (listen) to the radio in June.
6) We (live) in Cambridge.
7) He (lock) the gate.
8) I (look) at the photos.
9) Mike (love) dancing.
10) I (believe) her.
11) She (visit) her parents in London.
12) They (paint) a beautiful picture.
13) My mum (ask) me.
14) Dogs (hate) cats.
15) John (marry) Susan.
16) The cars (move) in the street.
17) You (open) the gate.
18) Dad (pack) the dresses into the wardrobe.
19) I (pass) by the window.
20) You (pick up) every litter in the street.
21) Paul and you (play) football.
22) I (pour) some water into the kettle.
23) Dick (push) the door.
24) The Lees (quarrel).
25) It (rain).
26) He (remember) everything.
27) We (repair) our car in the garage.
28) Grandma (sew) my trousers.
29) The family (ski) in winter.
30) The baby (smile).