Question

напишите краткий рассказ на английском о том как вы кому-то помогли или вам помогли , используя past simple and past continuous. Пожалуйста очень нужно!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

once l helped a nice woman with some housework. We met at the entrance. It was my neighbor. She had health problems and I offered to help her. When I was cleaning her apartment, she went to the store to buy household goods. I helped her because she feels me very well.

We met when I was 10. She watered the flowers while the boys and I broke down the trees. It was a super acquaintance . That's when I started liking her.

Answer 2

Конечно, вот краткий рассказ о том, как я кому-то помог:

Last summer, I was walking in the park when I saw a young woman who was struggling to carry a heavy suitcase up a steep hill. She looked exhausted, so I decided to help her. As I approached her, she was panting and trying to drag the suitcase behind her.

I asked, "Can I give you a hand?" She nodded gratefully, and I grabbed the suitcase handle. Together, we were pulling it up the hill. While we were struggling with the weight, she introduced herself as Sarah. She explained that she had missed her train and had to walk a long way to reach her friend's house.

As we were making our way up the hill, I could see that Sarah was grateful for the assistance. She kept thanking me and telling me how kind I was. I could tell that she was genuinely relieved to have someone help her out.

Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, we reached the top of the hill. Sarah's exhaustion was evident in her face, but she had a big smile. She thanked me again, and we said our goodbyes. It felt good to have been able to help someone in need, and I walked away with a sense of satisfaction.

In this story, I used both past simple and past continuous tense to describe the actions and feelings during the event. The past continuous tense (was walking, was panting, was struggling) is used to describe ongoing actions, while the past simple tense (saw, decided, helped, asked, grabbed, introduced) is used for specific actions that occurred during the story.