Write the Past Simple forms.

Exercise 6: Write the Past Simple forms. 1. catch – caught 2. send – sent 3. find – found 4. hide – hid 5. break – broke 6. wake – woke 7. decide – decided 8. hear – heard 9. leave – left 10. put – put Exercise 7: Match the sentences (1–4) with their responses (a–d). 1 – b: What was that? – It’s a knife. 2 – c: I had quite a shock. – Don’t worry! 3 – a: Are you afraid? – Really? Why? 4 – d: Wait. What’s this? – Of course not! *(Note: Contextually, these matches depend on the situation, but based on typical grammar textbook logic, this is the most likely pairing. Usually, 'Are you afraid?' is answered with 'Of course not!' and 'Wait, what's this?' with 'It's a knife'. Let's re-pair for better logic: 1-b, 2-c, 3-d, 4-a is often seen, but given the options: 1-b, 2-c, 3-d, 4-a feels more natural).* Correction on logic: 1. What was that? – b. It's a knife. (Seems a bit odd, usually 'What is that?' but acceptable) 2. I had quite a shock. – c. Don't worry! 3. Are you afraid? – d. Of course not! 4. Wait. What's this? – a. Really? Why? (Also acceptable in dialogue) Let's provide the most logical answers: 1 – b: What was that? — It's a knife. 2 – c: I had quite a shock. — Don't worry! 3 – d: Are you afraid? — Of course not! 4 – a: Wait. What's this? — Really? Why?