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most of his time studying science, architecture, the elements of mechanics and human anatomy.
Leonardo Da Vinci 8… to Florence in 1503 where he painted a mural in the council hall in
Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio. At the same time he 9... to work on the “Mona Lisa”. From 1513 to
1516 he worked in Rome, maintaining a workshop and undertaking a variety of projects for the
Pope. In 1516 Leonardo Da Vinci 10... to France where he 11... the title of Premier Painter and
Engineer and Architect of the King Francis I. He 12...on May 2, 1519 in Cloux, France.
Питальна форма минулого неозначеного часу утворюється додаванням допоміжного
дієслова did з заперечною часткою not до основного дієслова без закінчення -ed (для
правильних дієслів) або в першій формі (для неправильних).
I/you/he/she/it/we/they+did not (didn’t) + V1
Наприклад: She didn’t clean the house yesterday.
You didn’t go to the swimming pool last Friday.
Якщо в реченнях присудком є одна з форм дієслова to be, заперечна форма таких речень
утворюється за допомогою саме цього дієслова.
I/he/she/it+was not (wasn’t)
You/we/they+were not (weren’t)
Наприклад: He wasn’t at home yesterday evening.
We weren’t satisfied with the results of the work.
Для утворення питальної форми минулого неозначеного часу (загальних запитань)
допоміжне дієслово did ставиться на початку речення перед підметом, причому основне
дієслово вживається без ed або в першій формі.
Did + I/you/he/she/it/we/they + V1?
Відповіді на такі запитання даються короткі, з використанням того самого допоміжного
дієслова:
Did she book the tickets? – Yes, she did. /No, she didn’t.
Did they drive to the station? – Yes, they did. /No, they didn’t.
Якщо в реченнях до складу присудка входить форма дієслова to be, питальні речення та
відповіді утворюються за його допомогою:
Was he at the university yesterday? – Yes, he was. /No, he wasn’t.
Were they tired? – Yes, they were. /No, they weren’t.

7. Make up sentences negative and interrogative.
1. Jack knew about the changes in the timetable yesterday morning. 2. The trip was long and
tiring. 3. They stayed at their friend’s house last summer. 4. Mike’s father taught him to drive a car a
year ago. 5. Sarah cooked fish for supper yesterday. 6. They were hungry after the walk in the park.
7. Alan lost his credit card a week ago. 8. The tourists returned to the hotel late in the evening. 9.
The Clarks moved to a new flat three months ago. 10. The secretary left the office an hour ago. 11.
Little Eddy ate all the sweets yesterday. 12. It was boiling hot at the seaside last week. 13. Monica
looked very smart in her new dress. 14. The burglar managed to escape from prison last night. 15.
The parents were proud of their son’s talents.

8. Write short answers to the questions.
1. Did Richard explain you the purpose of our experiment? – Yes, … . 2. Was Helen surprised
to see you? – No, … . 3. Did Alice do the washing-up after breakfast? – Yes, … . 4. Did Gordon
check the mail yesterday? – No, … . 5. Were the students ready for the exam? – Yes, … . 6. Did the
taxi arrive on time? – Yes, … . 7. Was it stormy last night? – No, … . 8. Did you hear the news
yesterday? – No, … . 9. Did the Wilsons visit Disneyland last summer? – Yes, … . 10. Were you
annoyed with the noise last night? – No, … .

9. Make up sentences using the Past Simple Tense.
1. The inspector/to question/the victim/of the robbery. 2. Anybody/to leave/me/a message? 3.
We/not to enjoy/the performance/last Sunday. 4. Vicky/to be/happy/on hearing the news? 5. You/to
catch/the idea/of the project? 6. The train/to arrive/at exactly/nine o’clock/last morning. 7. Greg/not

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