Question

Раскройте скобки в Past Simple или Past Perfect 1)We (to eat) everything by the time he (to arrive)at the party.2)I (to know) that he (not to learn) the poem.3)When they (to leave) the beach,the rain already (to start).4) Arthur (not to know) that we already (to arrive).5) When I (to come),I (to see) that mother (to cook) dinner.6)My friend (to study) English before he (to enter) the institute.7)The car (to go) when (to look) into the street8)He (to take) the decision before I (to come)~ОЧЕНЬ СРОЧНО~​

Answer 1

We had eaten everything by the time he arrived at the party, Iknew that he hadn't learned the poem, When they left the beach, the rain had already started. Arthur didn't know that we had already arrived. When I came I saw that mother had cooked dinner. My friend had studied English before he entered the institute. The car had gone when I looked into the street. Нe had taken the decision before I came.

Answer 2

1) We had eaten everything by the time he arrived at the party. 2) I knew that he had not learned the poem. 3) When they left the beach, the rain had already started. 4) Arthur did not know that we had already arrived. 5) When I came, I saw that mother was cooking dinner. 6) My friend had studied English before he entered the institute. 7) The car was going when I looked into the street. 8) He had taken the decision before I came.

In these sentences, we use the Past Simple and Past Perfect tenses to indicate the sequence of events in the past. The Past Simple tense is used to describe completed actions in the past, while the Past Perfect tense is used to describe actions that happened before another action in the past.

In sentence 1, the action of eating everything (Past Simple) happened before the action of arriving at the party (Past Simple).

In sentence 2, the action of knowing (Past Simple) happened before the action of not learning the poem (Past Perfect).

In sentence 3, the action of leaving the beach (Past Simple) happened before the action of the rain starting (Past Perfect).

In sentence 4, the action of not knowing (Past Simple) happened before the action of already arriving (Past Perfect).

In sentence 5, the action of coming (Past Simple) happened before the action of seeing that mother was cooking dinner (Past Simple).

In sentence 6, the action of studying English (Past Perfect) happened before the action of entering the institute (Past Simple).

In sentence 7, the action of going (Past Simple) happened simultaneously with the action of looking into the street (Past Simple).

In sentence 8, the action of taking the decision (Past Perfect) happened before the action of coming (Past Simple).