Question

Даю 25 нужно срочно сделав в утвердительном вопросительном и отрицательном времени We (to play) chess with Tomas yesterday. Natalie (to stay) at the hotel. She (not to know) my address. They (to see) something interesting. I (not to understand) those words. You (to hear) the order. Our parents (not to trust) doctors. Helen (to have) an idea. He (not to feel) any difference. I (to know) it!

Answer 1

Ответ:

was playing chess yesterday at 5.

We were playing chess yesterday at 5.

You were playing chess yesterday at 5.

You were playing chess yesterday at 5.

He / she / it was playing chess yesterday at 5.

They were playing chess yesterday at 5.

Табл 1. Утвер­ди­тель­ные пред­ло­же­ния во вре­ме­ни PastContinuous

Во­про­си­тель­ные пред­ло­же­ния:

Was I playing chess yesterday at 5?

Were we playing chess yesterday at 5?

Were you playing chess yesterday at 5?

Were you playing chess yesterday at 5?

Was he / she / it playing chess yesterday at 5?

Were they playing chess yesterday at 5?

Табл 2. Во­про­си­тель­ные пред­ло­же­ния во вре­ме­ни Past Continuous

От­ри­ца­тель­ные пред­ло­же­ния:

I was not playing chess yesterday at 5.

We were not playing chess yesterday at 5.

You were not playing chess yesterday at 5.

You were not playing chess yesterday at 5.

He /she/it was not playing chess yesterday at 5.

They were not playing chess yesterday at 5.

Answer 2

We played
We didn’t play
Did we play?

Natalie stay
Natalie doesn’t stay
Does Natalie stay?

She know
She doesn’t know
Does she know?

They see
They don’t see
Do they see?

I understand
I don’t understand
Do i understand?

You hear
You don’t hear
Do you hear?

Our parents trust
Our parents don’t trust
Do our parents trust?

Helen have
Helen doesn’t have
Does Helen have?

He feel
He doesn’t feel
Does he feel?

I know
I don’t know
Do i know?

Answer 3

We played chess with Tomas yesterday. Did Natalie stay at the hotel? She didn't know my address. Did they see something interesting? I didn't understand those words. Did you hear the order? Our parents didn't trust doctors. Helen had an idea. He didn't feel any difference. I knew it!

We played chess with Tomas yesterday.

The sentence is in the past tense and affirmative form. It indicates that the action of playing chess with Tomas happened in the past.

Did Natalie stay at the hotel?

The sentence is in the past tense and interrogative form. It asks whether Natalie stayed at the hotel.

She didn't know my address.

The sentence is in the past tense and negative form. It states that she did not know my address.

Did they see something interesting?

The sentence is in the past tense and interrogative form. It asks whether they saw something interesting.

I didn't understand those words.

The sentence is in the past tense and negative form. It states that I did not understand those words.

Did you hear the order?

The sentence is in the past tense and interrogative form. It asks whether you heard the order.

Our parents didn't trust doctors.

The sentence is in the past tense and negative form. It states that our parents did not trust doctors.

Helen had an idea.

The sentence is in the past tense and affirmative form. It states that Helen had an idea.

He didn't feel any difference.

The sentence is in the past tense and negative form. It states that he did not feel any difference.

I knew it!

The sentence is in the past tense and affirmative form. It indicates that I knew it.