1. I *cerddais* to the market yesterday. (Hint: passado de “to walk”)
2. She *bwytais* breakfast this morning. (Hint: passado de “to eat”)
3. We *gwnaethom* a cake for the party. (Hint: passado de “to make”)
4. They *aethon* to the beach last weekend. (Hint: passado de “to go”)
5. He *gwelais* a bird in the garden. (Hint: passado de “to see”)
6. You *siaradsoch* with your friend yesterday. (Hint: passado de “to speak”)
7. The children *chwaraeodd* in the park. (Hint: passado de “to play”)
8. I *ysgrifennais* a letter last night. (Hint: passado de “to write”)
9. She *darllenodd* the book last week. (Hint: passado de “to read”)
10. We *cawsom* a good time at the party. (Hint: passado de “to have”)

1. Yesterday, I *dysgais* Welsh at school. (Hint: passado de “to learn”)
2. He *gwnaeth* his homework last night. (Hint: passado de “to do”)
3. They *aeth* to the cinema on Saturday. (Hint: passado de “to go”)
4. We *canu* a song at the concert. (Hint: passado de “to sing”) – forma irregular, passe o verbo para o passado
5. She *gwelodd* the mountains from her window. (Hint: passado de “to see”)
6. You *siarad* with the teacher yesterday. (Hint: passado de “to speak”) – coloque no passado
7. I *gerddais* to the library after school. (Hint: passado de “to walk”)
8. The dog *bwytais* its food quickly. (Hint: passado de “to eat”) – atenção, verbo irregular
9. We *ysgrifennais* postcards to our friends. (Hint: passado de “to write”)
10. She *chwaraeodd* football with her brother. (Hint: passado de “to play”)