Question

And my twins.M.2:They are very cute children. Actually they are1. When she (ring) the office thismorning, Jim already (go out). 2.(finish./3. They (lock) the gatesBy the time we (arrive), the partybefore I (get) there. 4. I (ring)the shop to return the book assoon as I (check) its contents. 5.on the phone I (write) him a letterabout it. 6. He (promisell to dothe job in an hour, but he still(not finish) it by ten o'clock. 7. Before we (take) Tim to the theatre, he (neve.see) a stage play before. 8. I just clean) the carpet when the dog (come3. Put the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple or thePast Perfect tense form.After we (discuss) the problemin (shake) himself and the dirt from the dog (fall) off on the carpet. So,become) dirty again.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

They are very cute children. Actually they are

1. When she ringed the office this morning, Jim already went out. They locked the gates by the time we arrived, the party before i got there. 4. I ringed the shop to return the book as soon as i checked its contents. 5. On the phone i wrote him a letter about it. 6. He promises to do the job in a hour, but he still didnt finish it by ten o'clock. 7. Before we took Tim to the theatre, he never saw a stage play before. 8. I just cleaned the carpet when the dog came.

3.  Put the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple or the.

After we discuss the problem.

He shook himself and the dirt from the dog fell off on the carpet. It became so dirty again.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

It seems like you've provided a set of sentences with missing verb forms. I'll help you complete the sentences by filling in the appropriate verb forms in the Past Simple or the Past Perfect tense:

1. When she rang the office this morning, Jim already had gone out.
2. Had you finished? (This sentence seems incomplete. Could you provide more context?)
3. They had locked the gates by the time we arrived.
4. I rang the shop to return the book as soon as I had checked its contents.
5. Having spoken on the phone, I wrote him a letter about it.
6. He promised to do the job in an hour, but he still had not finished it by ten o'clock.
7. Before we took Tim to the theatre, he had never seen a stage play before.
8. I had just cleaned the carpet when the dog came in (or "I had just cleaned the carpet when the dog came in").
9. After we had discussed the problem, he shook himself and the dirt from the dog fell off on the carpet. So, it became dirty again.