6 Students often make mistakes with verbs in the past simple. Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 I did a big party at my house with some music. 2 Last week my mum cook a really nice meal for me. 3 The weather was too hot. I don't want to go out. 4 One of my friends gived me a great present. 5 I forgot my jacket in your house yesterday.

Решение:

Исправляем ошибки в глаголах прошедшего времени (Past Simple).

1. Mistake: 'did a big party' is incorrect phrasing. The verb 'to have' is used for parties.
2. Corrected: I had a big party at my house with some music.
3. Mistake: 'cook' should be in the past tense.
4. Corrected: Last week my mum cooked a really nice meal for me.
5. Mistake: 'don't want' is present tense, but the context implies a consequence of the past weather. However, if the statement means 'because the weather WAS too hot, I decided not to go out', then the correction is about the decision. If it's a general statement about the weather, the original might be acceptable but awkward. Assuming it refers to a past decision:
6. Corrected: The weather was too hot. I didn't want to go out. (Or: The weather was too hot, so I didn't want to go out.)
7. Mistake: 'gived' is an incorrect past tense of 'give'.
8. Corrected: One of my friends gave me a great present.
9. Mistake: 'forgot' is correct Past Simple, but the prompt implies mistakes NEED to be corrected. If there's no mistake, we state it. However, if the intention was to imply 'forgotten' as a mistake for a different tense, it's unclear. Assuming 'forgot' is correct here.
10. Corrected: I forgot my jacket in your house yesterday. (No mistake found in this sentence's verb form for Past Simple).

Ответ:

1. I had a big party at my house with some music.
2. Last week my mum cooked a really nice meal for me.
3. The weather was too hot. I didn't want to go out.
4. One of my friends gave me a great present.
5. I forgot my jacket in your house yesterday.