Question

Choose the best verb in the sentences below. 1. I talked / was talking so much that I got confused and put sugar on my burger instead of salt. 2. We did see each other again but I never admitted what happened / had happened. 3. One day, after I was working / had been working at the hotel for a few weeks they had a big dinner event. 4. They asked me to wait on the tables. But I wasn't doing / hadn't done any training as a waiter so I was very nervous. 5. I served / was serving vegetables at a table when suddenly I tripped and fell. 6. They had travelled / had been travelling for a while when the train stopped at a station. 7. She got on another train which was going / had gone back to Wales

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. was talking

2. had happened

3. had been working

4.  hadn't done

5. was serving

6.  had been travelling

7. was going

Answer 2

1 was talking

2 had happened

3 had been working

4 hadn't done

5 was serving

6 had travelled

7 was going

Answer 3

1. I talked so much that I got confused and put sugar on my burger instead of salt. (Both options are acceptable, but "talked" is more common here.)
2. We did see each other again but I never admitted what happened.
3. One day, after I had been working at the hotel for a few weeks, they had a big dinner event.
4. They asked me to wait on the tables. But I hadn't done any training as a waiter, so I was very nervous.
5. I was serving vegetables at a table when suddenly I tripped and fell.
6. They had been traveling for a while when the train stopped at a station.
7. She got on another train which was going back to Wales. (Both options are acceptable, but "was going" is more common here.)