Share a few details about a finished weekend and ask someone about theirs.
The idea
Ask What did you do last weekend? Answer with a past simple verb: I visited my friend or We went to a market. Say when with on Saturday or on Sunday. For a negative, use did not with the base verb: I did not work. Add a short opinion such as It was relaxing.
Examples
- What did you do last weekend?
- I visited my friend on Saturday.
- We went to a small market.
- I did not work on Sunday.
- The weather was sunny.
- It was a relaxing weekend.
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Watch out
After did or did not, use the base form: Did you go? and I did not go, not did went. An affirmative statement uses the past form went.
Try it yourself
What ___ you do last weekend? (did / do)
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did
Use did to form this past simple question.
We ___ to a market. (went / go)
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went
Went is the past simple form of go.
I did not ___ on Sunday. (work / worked)
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work
After did not, use the base form work.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
What ___ you do last weekend? (did / do)
We ___ to a market. (went / go)
I did not ___ on Sunday. (work / worked)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Ask a partner about last weekend, then write three sentences about a real or imagined weekend, including one opinion.