1. Look at the sentences. Are statements 1–3 True (T) or False (F)?

1. Look at the sentences. Are statements 1-3 True (T) or False (F)? 1. Sentences a, c and e are negative. — False (Sentences a, c, d are negative. e is affirmative.) 2. We use didn't to make the past negative. — True 3. After didn't we need the infinitive of the verb without to. — True 2. Make the sentences negative. 2. Beethoven didn't play the electric guitar. 3. Queen Elizabeth I didn't eat burgers. 4. Cleopatra didn't wear jeans. 5. The Ancient Romans didn't have cars. 6. Leonardo Da Vinci didn't use a computer. 3b. Write sentences about each mistake using the past simple negative. (Based on the picture of a factory in 1900) 1. In 1900 they didn't travel by plane. (Example) 2. They didn't watch TV. (There is a TV on the wall) 3. They didn't listen to headphones. (Person on the left has headphones) 4. They didn't use mobile phones/tablets. (Person in the middle using a device) 5. They didn't wear football shirts. (Person in the back wearing a football shirt) 6. They didn't drink cans of soda. (Can of soda on the foreground table) 7. They didn't have modern lights. (Spotlights in the ceiling) 8. They didn't wear trainers/sneakers. (Person in the back) 4a. Write true sentences using the past affirmative or negative form of the verbs given. (Note: These are sample answers based on typical situations, you may change them to fit your reality) 1. I won a prize last year. / I didn't win a prize last year. 2. We had an English lesson last Monday. 3. My family ate in a restaurant last weekend. / My family didn't eat in a restaurant last weekend. 4. I bought a present for my teacher last Saturday. / I didn't buy a present for my teacher last Saturday. 5. I wore jeans at the weekend. 6. My parents got up before 7 am this morning. / My parents didn't get up before 7 am this morning. 7. The US president didn't come to my house last night. 8. I saw a good film last week.