Question

Last night Jenny went to the cinema with a friend. Complete the story with the past simple or the past progressive form of the verbs in brackets.After the cinema Jenny 1 caught (catch) the last bus. There 2 were (be) a few teenagersin the bus who 3 were going (go) home after the disco - and a man opposite her. Jenny4 (notice) that the man 5(watch) her. When she 6 (get off) the bus, it 7(rain) and the wind 8(blow) the leaves from the trees. She 9 (look) behindnervously. The street 10(be) empty apart from a man who 11 (cycle) in the otherdirection. Jenny suddenly 12 (feel) frightened. She 13 — (still think)(still think) about themurdered girl in the film.Just as she 14(cross) the road, she 15__ (hear) footsteps behind her. Someone16 — (follow) her. She 17 — (begin) to run. Her heart 18 (beat) loudly. Notfar now, almost home. Only two more streets. She 19(feel) in her bag for herkeys – but where were they? Thank goodness! Home at last, but no lights on.Everybody 20 - (sleep). Then suddenly she 21 (feel) a hand on her arm. She22 — (ring) the door bell in panic. “Hey, Miss. Your keys. You 23 — (drop) themin the bus. Good night!”​

Answer 1

Ответ:

4.noticed

5.watched

6.got off

7.rained

8.blowed

9.looked

10.were

11.cycled

12.felt

13.still thought

14.crossed

15.heard

16.followed

17.begun

18.beated

19.felt

20.slept

21.felt

22.rung

23.dropped

Объяснение:

Все слова в этом задании ставятся в прошедшем времени

Answer 2

Last night Jenny went to the cinema with a friend. Complete the story with the past simple or the past progressive form of the verbs in brackets.

After the cinema, Jenny 1 caught (catch) the last bus. There 2 were (be) a few teenagers in the bus who 3 were going (go) home after the disco - and a man opposite her. Jenny 4 (notice) that the man 5 (watch) her. When she 6 (get off) the bus, it 7 (rain) and the wind 8 (blow) the leaves from the trees. She 9 (look) behind nervously. The street 10 (be) empty apart from a man who 11 (cycle) in the other direction. Jenny suddenly 12 (feel) frightened. She 13 (still think) about the murdered girl in the film. Just as she 14 (cross) the road, she 15 (hear) footsteps behind her. Someone 16 (follow) her. She 17 (begin) to run. Her heart 18 (beat) loudly. Not far now, almost home. Only two more streets. She 19 (feel) in her bag for her keys – but where were they? Thank goodness! Home at last, but no lights on. Everybody 20 (sleep). Then suddenly she 21 (feel) a hand on her arm. She 22 (ring) the doorbell in panic. “Hey, Miss. Your keys. You 23 (drop) them in the bus. Good night!”