Question

4 Put the verbs in brackets into the present p or past simple, as in the example. 1 A: Have you ever been (you/ever/go) to a ci B: Yes, I A: (go) to one last (you/have) a good t B: Oh yes! I (have) a lot o (you/go) to the the 2 A: last night? B: Yes, I A: What B: Romeo and Juliet. A: B: Yes, I .......... A: B: Yes, I A: Chinese food? B: Yes, I last month. A: B: No, it A: in a bar? B: Yes, I ......... last summer. A: B: Yes, I (see) an excellent F (you/se (you/do) the shopping (do) it this morn (you/wash) the car y (already/wash (you/ever/e (eat) Chinese fo (you/like) (taste) terrib (you/ever/wor (work) in a b (you/enjoy) (enjoy) it very muc​

Answer 1

1. A: Have you ever been (you/ever/go) to a ci B: Yes, I (went) to one last (weekend). A: (Did you go) to a good t B: Oh yes! I (had) a lot o (fun). (Did you go) to the the 2 A: last night? B: Yes, I (did). A: What (movie) did you (watch)? B: Romeo and Juliet. A: (Did you like it)? B: Yes, I (did). A: (Did you have) Chinese food? B: Yes, I (had it) last month. A: (Did you like it)? B: No, it (wasn't) very good. A: (Did you go) in a bar? B: Yes, I (did) last summer. A: (Did you see) an excellent F (film)? B: Yes, I (saw) one. (Have you ever eaten) Chinese fo (food)? B: Yes, I (have). (Do you like) (the taste)? B: (It tastes) terrible. (Have you ever) (worked) in a b (bar)? B: Yes, I (have). (Did you enjoy) (working) (there)? B: (I enjoyed) it very much.

Note: The parentheses indicate the verb to be put in either present or past simple tense.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the corrected sentences with the verbs in the present simple or past simple tense:

1. A: Have you ever been (you/ever/go) to a city? B: Yes, I have been (go) to one last year. A: (Did you/have) a good time? B: Oh yes! I (had) a lot of fun. (Did you/go) to the same city?

2. A: (Did you go) out last night? B: Yes, I went out. A: What (did you see)? B: I saw Romeo and Juliet. A: (Did you like) it? B: Yes, I (liked) it a lot. A: (Did you eat) Chinese food? B: Yes, I (ate) it last month. A: (Did you enjoy) it? B: No, it (tasted) terrible. A: (Did you ever work) in a bar? B: Yes, I (worked) in a bar last summer. A: (Did you enjoy) it? B: Yes, I (enjoyed) it very much.

Please note that in some cases, I had to change the word order or add auxiliary verbs like "did" to form questions in the past simple tense.