Past Simple Mixed Practice — Easy

This easy mixed practice exercise combines regular and irregular verbs in simple past simple sentences. You will fill in the correct past form of each verb, whether it follows the -ed pattern or has an irregular form. The sentences use everyday vocabulary and clear contexts to help you decide the right answer. This is the ideal exercise if you have studied regular and irregular verbs separately and now want to practise using them together.

At A2 level, being able to switch between regular and irregular forms without hesitation is an important step towards fluency. In real conversation, you do not have time to think about whether a verb is regular or irregular — you need to produce the correct past form automatically. This exercise helps you build that speed by presenting both types in random order. If you find yourself pausing to think about certain verbs, those are the ones to review. Focus on the most common verbs first: everyday actions like "go," "eat," "make," "work," "play," and "buy" should become second nature before you move to intermediate and advanced levels.