Explanation:
Let’s go step by step through each question.
Part 1: Choose the correct answer
1. *Did they ________ the food?*
- “Did” is past simple auxiliary → main verb must be base form (infinitive without *to*).
- Options: cooked (past), cooking (–ing),
cook (base), cooks (3rd person singular).
✔ Correct:
cook
2. *Did they ________ cleaning the house?*
- Again, after “Did”, we need base verb.
- Options: finishing (–ing), finished (past),
finish (base), finishes (3rd person).
✔ Correct:
finish
3. *It ________ heavily yesterday.*
- “Yesterday” → past simple tense. Subject “It” (singular), verb must be past form.
- Rain → past =
rained
- Options: rain (base), rains (3rd person present),
rained (past), raining (–ing)
✔ Correct:
rained
4. *The school ________ on a trip to the pyramids 4 weeks ago.*
- “4 weeks ago” → past simple. Subject “The school” (treated as singular noun, but still takes regular past verb).
- Go → past =
went
- Options: go (base),
went (past), gone (past participle), going (–ing)
✔ Correct:
went
5. *They ________ the television in the past.*
- “In the past” → general past time → past simple.
- Invented = past simple of *invent*
- Options: invent (base), inventing (–ing),
invented (past), invents (3rd person)
✔ Correct:
invented
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Part 2: Do as shown
We rewrite the sentence using the word in parentheses — changing tense or adding negation as instructed.
1. *She sold her house last month.* (not)
→ Make it negative in past simple: *She did not sell her house last month.*
(Or short form: *She didn’t sell...*)
2. *She goes to the zoo every week.* (yesterday)
→ Change from present simple to past simple: *She went to the zoo yesterday.*
3. *I (meet) him yesterday.* (correct)
→ Already correct if we use past: *I met him yesterday.*
(Base “meet” → past =
met)
4. *Soma buy a new dress every week.* (Last week)
→ First, fix subject-verb agreement: “Soma” (3rd person singular) → *buys* in present. But now change to past with “Last week”:
→ *Soma bought a new dress last week.*
5. *I played the piano a week ago.* (not)
→ Negative past: *I did not play the piano a week ago.*
(Or: *I didn’t play...*)
Now let’s write all final answers clearly.
Final Answer:
1. cook
2. finish
3. rained
4. went
5. invented
Do as shown:
1. She did not sell her house last month.
2. She went to the zoo yesterday.
3. I met him yesterday.
4. Soma bought a new dress last week.
5. I did not play the piano a week ago.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of english grammar worksheet for grade 4.