Question

She (to cook) by three o'clock yesterday. * cook had cooked were cooking cooked 3. She (to cook) from two till four yesterday. * was cooking were cooking cook had cooked 4. I (not to read) at five o'clock. * were not reading read was not reading not was reading 5. We( not to win) yet. * didn't win weren't win haven't win won 6. On Saturday I ( to go) to the party. am going have gone go will go 7. I hope we (to win) next week.. * win will win are winning won 8. I wasn’t thirsty. I (to drink) a cup of tea * drank had drunk was drinking drinked 9. When I came to her, she ( to leave) * already left had already left already leaved already living 10. I (not to read) newspapers every day. * wasn't reading don't read not read am not reading

Answer 1

She (to cook) by three o'clock yesterday. *

had cooked

3. She (to cook) from two till four yesterday. *

was cooking

4. I (not to read) at five o'clock. *

was not reading

5. We( not to win) yet. *

haven't won

6. On Saturday I ( to go) to the party.

am going

7. I hope we (to win) next week.. *

will win

8. I wasn’t thirsty. I (to drink) a cup of tea *

had drunk

9. When I came to her, she ( to leave) *

already left

had already left

10. I (not to read) newspapers every day. *

don't read

Answer 2

Answer:

1. She (to cook) by three o'clock yesterday. - The correct form is "She had cooked by three o'clock yesterday" [[1]].

2. She (to cook) from two till four yesterday. - The correct form is "She was cooking from two till four yesterday" [[2]].

3. I (not to read) at five o'clock. - The correct form is "I was not reading at five o'clock" [[3]].

4. We (+not to win) yet. - The correct form is "We haven't won yet" [[4]].

5. On Saturday I (+to go) to the party. - The correct form is "On Saturday, I am going to the party" [[5]].

6. I hope we (+to win) next week. - The correct form is "I hope we will win next week" [[6]].

7. I wasn't thirsty. I (+to drink) a cup of tea. - The correct form is "I drank a cup of tea" [[7]].

8. When I came to her, she (+to leave). - The correct form is "When I came to her, she had already left" [[8]].

9. I (not to read) newspapers every day. - The correct form is "I don't read newspapers every day" [[9]].

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