Past Simple Tense Negative Form Exercises - Test 1

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  • 1. But he didn't throw it into the fire. (throw)
  • 2. The second time he didn't speak. (speak)
  • 3. At this moment he didn't love her. (love)
  • 4. But he in. (turn)
  • 5. But he how. (say)

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  • 6. She so, however. (do)
  • 7. I him, of course. (understand)
  • 8. I my husband till the morning. (see)
  • 9. They them anything. (give)
  • 10. He his own eyes. (believe)
  • 11. But she any friends. (have)
  • 12. I you into this. (get)
  • 13. He any other questions. (ask)
  • 14. As if I ! (know)
  • 15. Father much of anything. (leave)
  • 16. I for it much. (care)
  • 17. But he often enough. (look)
  • 18. I you would. (think)
  • 19. But she of this. (think)
  • 20. They real to me. (seem)
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