The Simple Past in Danish grammar, also known as the past tense, is used to describe actions and events that have already occurred. To form the simple past in Danish, conjugate the verb by adding specific endings to the verb stem. Generally, verbs in Danish are conjugated based on their verb groups (regular and irregular verbs). In this exercise, you will practice filling in the blanks with the correct simple past form of the given Danish verbs. Remember to pay attention to the one-word cue in English, which will help you choose the right verb form. Good luck and have fun learning Danish grammar!
*Han lukkede*(closed) vinduet.
*Vi anbefalede*(recommended) filmen til vores venner.
*Hun fløjtede*(whistled) en melodi.
*De talte*(talked) om deres planer.
*Bilen kørte*(drove) forbi huset.
*Vi slap*(released) fiskene ud i floden.
*Føreren tabte*(lost) kontrollen over bilen.
*Solen stod*(rose) op kl. 7.
*Børnene vågnede*(woke) tidligt op.
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