Question

!СРОЧНО! 1) - Have you ever played / Did you ever play hockey? - Yes, I liked / have liked this game when I was about 10 years old. 2) She has never heard / never heard such a funny story before. 3) I was so tired that I haven't / didn't read before going to sleep. 4) My brother has never been / never was to Britain. He only has been / went to Poland two years ago. 5. Have you ever heard / Did you ever hear about the London Eye? It's a popular attraction in London. Как я поняла тут нужно выбрать там где между "/"

Answer 1

Відповідь:

1) Have you ever played

2) Yes, I liked

3): She has never heard

4) didn't read before going to sleep.

5) My brother has never been

6) went to Poland two years ago.

7) Have you ever heard

Answer 2

Ответ:

1. Have ...  Yes, I liked

2. She has never   ...

3. didn't read

4. has never been,   went

5. Have  

Объяснение:

Answer 3

Answer:

1) Have you ever played / Did you ever play hockey? - Yes, I liked / have liked this game when I was about 10 years old.

2) She has never heard / never heard such a funny story before.

3) I was so tired that I haven't / didn't read before going to sleep.

4) My brother has never been / never was to Britain. He only has been / went to Poland two years ago.

5) Have you ever heard / Did you ever hear about the London Eye? It's a popular attraction in London.

Let's break down each sentence and determine the correct option:

1) "Have you ever played / Did you ever play hockey?" - The correct option is "Have you ever played" because it implies a past experience that may or may not have happened. So, the correct sentence would be: "Have you ever played hockey? - Yes, I liked this game when I was about 10 years old."

2) "She has never heard / never heard such a funny story before." - The correct option is "She has never heard" because it indicates a past experience that has never happened before. So, the correct sentence would be: "She has never heard such a funny story before."

3) "I was so tired that I haven't / didn't read before going to sleep." - The correct option is "I was so tired that I didn't read before going to sleep" because it refers to a specific past event that happened before going to sleep. So, the correct sentence would be: "I was so tired that I didn't read before going to sleep."

4) "My brother has never been / never was to Britain." - The correct option is "My brother has never been" because it refers to a past experience that has never happened before. So, the correct sentence would be: "My brother has never been to Britain. He only went to Poland two years ago."

5) "Have you ever heard / Did you ever hear about the London Eye?" - The correct option is "Have you ever heard" because it implies a past experience that may or may not have happened. So, the correct sentence would be: "Have you ever heard about the London Eye? It's a popular attraction in London."

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