Try making the negative past simple - be careful, the most common mistake is to use the simple past form after 'didn't' when you should use the infinitive (for example: 'I didn't went' instead of 'I didn't go'). Even quite experienced students do this, so it's a good idea to practise this form until it's automatic.
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Past Simple - Negative
Make the past simple negative.
1) I (not/go) out last night. [ . ] | |
2) You (not/come) to the party. [ . ] | |
3) She (not/love) chocolate as a child. [ . ] | |
4) He (not/like) sport. [ . ] | |
5) We (not/study) for the exam. [ . ] | |
6) They (not/cook) at the weekend. [ . ] | |
7) Lucy (not/meet) her friends last week. [ . ] | |
8) I (not/stay) at home. [ . ] | |
9) You (not/do) your homework. [ . ] | |
10) John (not/work) in the bank at the same time as me. [ . ] | |
11) They (not/play) tennis yesterday. [ . ] | |
12) We (not/go) on holiday last year. [ . ] | |
13) Julia and Anne (not/clean) the house at all. [ . ] | |
14) She (not/cry) much as a baby. [ . ] | |
15) He (not/drive) to work. [ . ] | |
16) I (not/remember) to buy milk. [ . ] | |
17) You (not/wash) the dishes. [ . ] | |
18) David and I (not/dance) at the party. [ . ] | |
19) They (not/play) the piano. [ . ] | |
20) It (not/rain) yesterday. [ . ] |