Which Past Simple form correctly completes the sentence: "Yesterday the old drake ___ along the shore before he found the hut"?, ran, runned, run, runneded, Choose the correct Past Simple form to complete this sentence: "The hungry lad ___ near the stove to warm himself.", lay, lied, lie, lain, Which sentence correctly uses the Past Simple form of "take" in a story context?, "The lad take a rest in the dense wood.", "The lad taken the pike to the shore.", "The lad taked a small bullet from his pocket.", "The lad took a ball of thread from his bag.", In the sentence, "They ___ across the green meadows until they reached the dense wood," which verb form best completes the Past Simple description?, were running, have run, ran, run, Which option best explains the meaning of "be famished" in the story context with the drake and the lad?, To be very hungry and in need of food, To be very full after a big meal, To be tired of listening to human words, To feel a little bored during the journey, What is the best Past Simple form of "leave" in this sentence: "At dawn, the lad ___ the hut and walked toward the shore"?, left, leaved, has left, leaves, In the story, the phrase "ball of thread" most likely refers to:, A type of food to feed the drake, A weapon used to defeat the villain, A small round stone near the shore, A roll of string used for finding the way back, Which Past Simple form correctly completes the sentence: "The villain ___ the boy into the dense wood.", led, leaded, lead, leadeded, In the story setting, "remote places" most nearly means:, In the story setting, "remote places" most nearly means:, Places with many shops and busy streets, Places that are very far away and hard to reach, Places that are always full of people, Which sentence correctly uses the Past Simple of "see" in a story line?, "The lad seen the villain hide the iron chest.", "The lad saw a strange light in the dense wood.", "The lad seed a small hut near the shore.", "The lad see a pike swimming in the swampy bog.", In the story, if the lad decided to "spare someone", what does this most likely mean?, He decides to steal their ball of thread, He decides to leave them alone in a remote place, He decides to speak to them only in human words, He decides not to hurt or kill them, Which sentence correctly uses the Past Simple form of "come" in context?, "At night, the lad come to the hut and knocked on the door.", "At night, the lad came to the hut and knocked on the door.", "At night, the lad comed to the hut and knocked on the door.", "At night, the lad has come to the hut and knocked on the door.", "Be headed" in the story context (for example, "They were headed toward the shore") most nearly means:, To cut off someone's head, To feel very angry at someone, To be moving in a particular direction, To be hiding in dense wood, Which sentence best shows the Past Simple form of "tell" used to create a story extension?, "The drake has told the lad about the dense wood.", "The drake tell the lad about the iron chest atop the old oak.", "The drake telling the lad about a villain near the shore.", "The drake told the lad about a secret way through the swampy bogs.", In an extended ending to the story, which sentence correctly uses Past Simple verbs to show how the lad defeated the villain?, "The lad has thought quickly, drawn the needle, and defeated him.", "The lad thought quickly, drew the needle, and defeated him.", "The lad think quickly, drew the needle, and defeat him.", "The lad thinks quickly, draws the needle, and defeats him."
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