Question

C. Do you like football? Read about Wayne Rooney, one of Manchester United's best players. Choose the correct verb forms, 1. Rooney was always/ has always been good at football. 2. He graduated / has graduated from high school some years ago. 3. While he was at school, he joined / has joined Manchester City's junior team. 4. He played / has played for Manchester City's junior team 5. He earned / has earned a lot of money as a football player. 6. He lived / has lived in Manchester since he was a kid. 7. He bought / has bought a very big car last summer. 8. He won/has won a regional gold medal when he was a young boy.

Answer 1

1. Rooney has always been good at football.
2. He graduated from high school some years ago.
3. While he was at school, he joined Manchester City's junior team.
4. He played for Manchester City's junior team.
5. He has earned a lot of money as a football player.
6. He has lived in Manchester since he was a kid.
7. He bought a very big car last summer.
8. He won a regional gold medal when he was a young boy.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you choose the correct verb forms for the sentences about Wayne Rooney:

1. Rooney has always been good at football.
2. He graduated from high school some years ago.
3. While he was at school, he joined Manchester City's junior team.
4. He played for Manchester City's junior team.
5. He has earned a lot of money as a football player.
6. He has lived in Manchester since he was a kid.
7. He bought a very big car last summer.
8. He won a regional gold medal when he was a young boy.

These verb forms are appropriate based on the context of the sentences and the use of past and present perfect tense.