1. Yesterday, I *went* to the store. (Hint: “go” i datid)
2. She *played* football last weekend. (Hint: regelmæssigt verbum, tilføj -ed)
3. We *saw* a movie on Friday. (Hint: “see” i datid)
4. He *worked* hard all day. (Hint: regelmæssigt verbum, tilføj -ed)
5. They *bought* new shoes yesterday. (Hint: “buy” i datid)
6. I *called* my friend last night. (Hint: regelmæssigt verbum, tilføj -ed)
7. She *did* her homework after school. (Hint: “do” i datid)
8. We *visited* our grandparents last summer. (Hint: regelmæssigt verbum, tilføj -ed)
9. He *ran* very fast in the race. (Hint: “run” i datid)
10. They *watched* TV all evening. (Hint: regelmæssigt verbum, tilføj -ed)

1. I have *eaten* lunch already. (Hint: “eat” som perfektum participium)
2. She has *written* a letter. (Hint: “write” som perfektum participium)
3. They have *gone* to the park. (Hint: “go” som perfektum participium)
4. We have *seen* that movie before. (Hint: “see” som perfektum participium)
5. He has *done* his homework. (Hint: “do” som perfektum participium)
6. I have *taken* the bus to school. (Hint: “take” som perfektum participium)
7. She has *driven* a car many times. (Hint: “drive” som perfektum participium)
8. We have *spoken* to the teacher. (Hint: “speak” som perfektum participium)
9. They have *bought* a new house. (Hint: “buy” som perfektum participium)
10. He has *found* his keys. (Hint: “find” som perfektum participium)