Question

Cloose the right variant Two years ... Derry bought a car. a) ago b) for c) sinse

Answer 1

Two years ago Derry bought a car.
 Ответ (а).

Answer 2

The correct option is a) ago.

The sentence "Two years ago Derry bought a car" indicates that the action of buying the car happened in the past, specifically two years prior to the present time. The word "ago" is used to indicate a period of time that has passed since the action happened.

The option "for" would be incorrect because it does not fit with the verb "bought", which refers to a past action and would require the past participle form of the verb (e.g. "Two years ago Derry had bought a car for his daughter").

The option "since" would also be incorrect because it is used to indicate a point in time from which an action started and is continuing until the present (e.g. "Derry has owned his car since 2019").