Question

Дам 100 балов!!! VI. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Perfect or Past Indefinite Tense: 1. I had read many books about London before I 2. She turned on the radio and listened (to go) there. 3.She had come back in after she (to write) a letter. when I (to ring) her (up) again. 4. I had sent the books before I (to get) the telegram. 5. He (to look) through all the magazines when I came back. 6.He could not remember where he (to put) the pictures. 7.When we got to the station, the train (to leave) already. They had sold out all the dictionaries when we (to get) to the shop. 9. He (to visit) England before he 10. They had left town before I (to ring) to France. them (up).. 8. came​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I had read many books about London before I went there.

2. She turned on the radio and listened.

3. She had come back in after she had written a letter when I rang her up again.

4. I had sent the books before I got the telegram.

5. He had looked through all the magazines when I came back.

6. He could not remember where he had put the pictures.

7. When we got to the station, the train had already left.

8. They had sold out all the dictionaries when we got to the shop.

9. He had visited England before he came to France.

10. They had left town before I rang them up.

Объяснение:

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Answer 2

I'd be happy to help you with this exercise. Here are the sentences with the verbs in the appropriate tense:

1. I had read many books about London before I went there.
2. She turned on the radio and listened (to go) there.
3. She had come back in after she had written a letter when I rang her (up) again.
4. I had sent the books before I got the telegram.
5. He had looked through all the magazines when I came back.
6. He could not remember where he had put the pictures.
7. When we got to the station, the train had already left. They had sold out all the dictionaries when we got to the shop.
8. He had visited England before he came to France.
9. They had left town before I rang them (up).