Question

While she (work) there she (decide) to go to evening classes to get a qualification in business studies. 3. Luckily she (find) a job immediately. 4. While he (walk) around the temple, he (feel) a desire to enter it. 5. He (go) there twice last week. 6. When she (cook) lunch she (cut) her hand. 7. When he (drive) to work he suddenly (remember) about his report. 8. Jim (walk) along the High Street when he (notice) someone behind him. 9. Two weeks ago she (break) her leg. 10. When her son (come) from college Jane (write) a letter.

Answer 1

2. While she worked there, she decided to go to evening classes to get a qualification in business studies.
3. Luckily she found a job immediately.
4. While he was walking around the temple, he felt a desire to enter it.
5. He went there twice last week.
6. When she was cooking lunch, she cut her hand.
7. When he was driving to work, he suddenly remembered about his report.
8. Jim was walking along the High street when he noticed someone behind him.
9. Two weeks ago she broke her leg.
10. When her son came from college, Jane was writing a letter.

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the correct verb forms:

1. While she worked there, she decided to go to evening classes to get a qualification in business studies.
2. Luckily, she found a job immediately.
3. While he walked around the temple, he felt a desire to enter it.
4. He went there twice last week.
5. When she was cooking lunch, she cut her hand.
6. When he was driving to work, he suddenly remembered about his report.
7. Jim was walking along the High Street when he noticed someone behind him.
8. Two weeks ago, she broke her leg.
9. When her son came from college, Jane wrote a letter.