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Past Simple + Ved / V2 - ? did + V Past Continuous. To be + Ving Was I, HE, SHE, IT/were WE, YOU, THEY + Ving Exercise 1 Раскройте скобки, употребляя в Past Simple или Past Continuous 1. I (to play) with my cat yesterday. 2. I (to play) with my cat at five o'clock yesterday. 3. He (to play) with his cat from five till six yesterday. 4. We (to play) with our cat the whole morning yesterday. 5. My sister (not to play) football yesterday. She (to play) football the day before yes¬terday. 6. My brother (not to play) the violin at two o'clock yesterday. He (to play) the violin the whole evening. 7. When I came into the kitchen, granny (to cook). 8. She (to cook) the whole day yesterday. 9. They (to clean) the windows in our flat yesterday. 10. They (to clean) the windows in our flat from two till five yesterday. 11. You (to do) your homework yes¬terday? 12. You (to do) your homework from six till seven yesterday? 13. Why Mary (to sleep) at seven o'clock yesterday? 14. Mike (to sit) at the desk the whole evening yesterday. 15. I (not to sleep) at ten o'clock yesterday. 18. What Peter (to do) yesterday? — He (to read) a newspaper. 19. What Paul (to do) the whole evening yesterday? — He (to read) a magazine. 20. Mother (to sleep) when you came home?

Answer 1

Ответ:1. I  played with my cat yesterday. 2. I played with my cat at five o'clock yesterday. 3. He was playing with his cat from five till six yesterday. 4. We were playing with our cat the whole morning yesterday. 5. My sister didn’t  play football yesterday. She ( played football the day before yes¬terday. 6. My brother didn’t play the violin at two o'clock yesterday. He was playing the violin the whole evening. 7. When I came into the kitchen, granny was cooking8. She was cooking the whole day yesterday.9. They  cleaned the windows in our flat yesterday.10. They were cleaning the windows in our flat from two till five yesterday. 11. Did You do your homework yes¬terday? 12. Were You  doing  your homework from six till seven yesterday? 13. Why Mary slept at seven o'clock yesterday? 14. Mike was  sitting at the desk the whole evening yesterday. 15. I didn’t sleep at ten o'clock yesterday. 18. What did Peter do yesterday? — He read a newspaper. 19. What was Paul doing  the whole evening yesterday? — He was reading  a magazine. 20. Was Mother sleeping when you came home?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Past Simple and Past Continuous Tenses

The Past Simple tense is used to describe completed actions or states in the past. It is often used to talk about specific events that happened at a particular time or for a specific duration. The Past Continuous tense, on the other hand, is used to describe ongoing actions or states in the past. It is often used to set the background or provide context for another action or event that happened in the past.

Let's go through the exercise and fill in the blanks using the appropriate tense:

1. I played with my cat yesterday. 2. I was playing with my cat at five o'clock yesterday. 3. He was playing with his cat from five till six yesterday. 4. We played with our cat the whole morning yesterday. 5. My sister didn't play football yesterday. She played football the day before yesterday. 6. My brother didn't play the violin at two o'clock yesterday. He played the violin the whole evening. 7. When I came into the kitchen, granny was cooking. 8. She cooked the whole day yesterday. 9. They cleaned the windows in our flat yesterday. 10. They cleaned the windows in our flat from two till five yesterday. 11. Did you do your homework yesterday? 12. Did you do your homework from six till seven yesterday? 13. Why was Mary sleeping at seven o'clock yesterday? 14. Mike was sitting at the desk the whole evening yesterday. 15. I didn't sleep at ten o'clock yesterday. 16. What did Peter do yesterday? - He read a newspaper. 17. What did Paul do the whole evening yesterday? - He read a magazine. 18. Was mother sleeping when you came home?

Please note that the answers provided above are based on the given exercise and may vary depending on the context or additional information.