 All the sentences above are in the simple present, and you have to transform them into

their negative and interrogative form, in the simple past as well:

1. Simple present: You play tennis.

Negative: You don’t play tennis.

Interrogative: Do you play tennis?

Simple past: You played tennis.

Negative: You didn’t play tennis.

Interrogative: Did you play tennis?

2. Simple present: We eat pizza.

Negative: We don’t eat pizza.

Interrogative: Do we eat pizza?

Simple past: We ate pizza.

Negative: We didn’t eat pizza.

Interrogative: Did you eat pizza?

3. Simple present: They watch TV.

Negative: They don’t watch TV.

Interrogative: Do they watch TV?

Simple past: They watched TV.

Negative: They didn’t watch TV.

Interrogative: Did they watch TV?

4. Simple present: She likes to dance.

Negative: She doesn’t like to dance.

Interrogative: Does she like to dance?

Simple past: She liked to dance.

Negative: She didn’t like to dance.

Interrogative: Did she like to dance?

5. Simple present: He speaks Italian.

Negative: He doesn’t speak Italian.

Interrogative: Does he speak Italian?

Simple past: He spoke Italian.

Negative: He didn’t speak Italian.

Interrogative: Did he speak Italian?

6. Simple present: The train leaves every morning at 8 AM.

Negative: The train doesn’t leave…

Interrogative: Does the train leave…?

Simple past: The train left…

Negative: The train didn’t leave…

Interrogative: Did the train leave…?

7. Simple present: The moon circles the Earth.

Negative: The moon doesn’t circle the Earth.

Interrogative: Does the moon circle the Earth?

Simple past: The moon circled the Earth.

Negative: The moon didn’t circle the Earth.

Interrogative: Did the moon circle the Earth?

8. Simple present: He cooks dinner.

Negative: He doesn’t cook dinner.

Interrogative: Does he cook dinner?

Simple past: He cooked dinner.

Negative: He didn’t cook dinner.

Interrogative: Did he cook dinner?

9. Simple present: There is a table in the kitchen.

Negative: There isn’t a table in the kitchen.

Interrogative: Is there a table in the kitchen?

Simple past: There was a table in the kitchen.

Negative: There wasn’t a table in the kitchen.

Interrogative: Was there a table in the kitchen?

10. Simple present: There are shoes in the closet.

Negative: There aren’t shoes in the closet.

Interrogative: Are there shoes in the closet?

Simple past: There were shoes in the closet.

Negative: There weren’t shoes in the closet.

Interrogative: Were there shoes in the closet?