1. Use Simple Past in the statements. Example: I talked to the teacher. 11. Jane _______ a film. (watch) 12. He _______ a box. (carry) 13. They _______ their father. (help) 14. John and Amy _______ things.. (swap) 15. I _______ to Andrew. (talk) 16. Susan _______ with Peter. (dance) 17. The boys _______ basketball. (try) 18. We _______ a trip. (plan) 19. She _______ her hair. (wash) 20. The car _______ at the traffic lights. (stop)

Here are the answers with the verbs in Simple Past: 11. Jane watched a film. 12. He carried a box. 13. They helped their father. 14. John and Amy swapped things. 15. I talked to Andrew. 16. Susan danced with Peter. 17. The boys tried basketball. 18. We planned a trip. 19. She washed her hair. 20. The car stopped at the traffic lights. **Explanation:** To form the Simple Past tense, we usually add '-ed' to the base form of the verb. However, some verbs are irregular and change form completely. For example, 'carry' becomes 'carried', 'help' becomes 'helped', and 'swap' becomes 'swapped', 'talk' becomes 'talked', 'dance' becomes 'danced', 'try' becomes 'tried', 'plan' becomes 'planned', 'wash' becomes 'washed', 'stop' becomes 'stopped', and 'watch' becomes 'watched'.