Put the cords in brackets into the Past Simple. Pamela: What did you do (you/ do) last weekend? Tony:...

Pamela: What did you do last weekend?
Tony: I went to my cousin's house.
Pamela: Was it far?
Tony: No, it only took us 30 minutes.
Pamela: Did you stay there long?
Tony: We stayed only for the weekend. What did you do last weekend?
Pamela: My family and I took the dog and we had a picnic on the beach.
Tony: Was it sunny?
Pamela: Yes, the sun shone all day.

Конечно! Давайте преобразуем предложенные глаголы в Past Simple:

Pamela: What did you do last weekend?
Tony: I went to my cousin's house.
Pamela: Was it far?
Tony: No, it only took us 30 minutes.
Pamela: Did you stay there long?
Tony: We stayed only for the weekend. What did you do last weekend?
Pamela: My family and I took the dog and we had a picnic on the beach.
Tony: Was it sunny?
Pamela: Yes, the sun shone all day.

Вот так выглядят все глаголы в Past Simple. Если у вас есть дополнительные вопросы по английскому языку, не стесняйтесь спрашивать!

Here is the correct transformation of the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple tense. Below, I'll also provide an explanation of why each verb is conjugated the way it is:

Pamela: What did you do (you/do) last weekend?
Explanation: Since the question is in the Past Simple, we use the auxiliary verb "did" + the base form of the main verb "do."

Tony: I went (go) to my cousin's house.
Explanation: The verb "go" is irregular, and its Past Simple form is "went."

Pamela: Was (be) it far?
Explanation: The verb "be" in the Past Simple changes to "was" (for singular subjects like "it").

Tony: No, it only took (take) us 30 minutes.
Explanation: The verb "take" is irregular, and its Past Simple form is "took."

Pamela: Did you stay (you/stay) there long?
Explanation: When forming a question in the Past Simple, we use "did" + the base form of the main verb "stay."

Tony: We stayed (stay) only for the weekend.
Explanation: The verb "stay" is regular, so we simply add "-ed" to form the Past Simple ("stayed").

Pamela: What did you do (you/do) last weekend?
Explanation: Similar to the first question, we use "did" + the base form of "do" to form a Past Simple question.

Pamela: My family and I took (take) the dog and we had (have) a picnic on the beach.
Explanation: The verb "take" is irregular, and its Past Simple form is "took." Similarly, "have" is also irregular, and its Past Simple form is "had."

Tony: Was (be) it sunny?
Explanation: The verb "be" in the Past Simple changes to "was" (for singular subjects like "it").

Pamela: Yes, the sun shone (shine) all day.
Explanation: The verb "shine" is irregular, and its Past Simple form is "shone."

Final Version of the Dialogue in Correct Past Simple:

Pamela: What did you do last weekend?
Tony: I went to my cousin's house.
Pamela: Was it far?
Tony: No, it only took us 30 minutes.
Pamela: Did you stay there long?
Tony: We stayed only for the weekend. What did you do last weekend?
Pamela: My family and I took the dog and we had a picnic on the beach.
Tony: Was it sunny?
Pamela: Yes, the sun shone all day.

This exercise helps reinforce the use of regular and irregular verbs in the Past Simple tense.