Question

10. Open the brackets. Put the verbs into the Past Indefinite or the Past Continu- ous or the Past Perfect. 1. When I (to meet) Emily yesterday morning she (to eat) ice-cream which she just (to buy) in the nearest shop. 2. When I (to phone) Christina yester- day evening her mother told me she just (to go) to the theatre. S. When Dave (to arrive in London last week his sister told him Jack already (to book) a ticket for him to Berlin. 4. Sasha and Bill (to come) late to the theatre yesterday evening and the opera already (to begin) Даю 50-балов​

Answer 1

Ось речення з вставленими дієсловами в правильних формах:

1. When I **met** Emily yesterday morning, she **was eating** ice-cream which she had just **bought** in the nearest shop.

2. When I **phoned** Christina yesterday evening, her mother told me she had just **gone** to the theatre.

3. When Dave **arrived** in London last week, his sister told him Jack had already **booked** a ticket for him to Berlin.

4. Sasha and Bill **came** late to the theatre yesterday evening, and the opera had already **begun**.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb form:

1. When I met Emily yesterday morning, she ate ice-cream, which she just bought in the nearest shop.

2. When I phoned Christina yesterday evening, her mother told me she just went to the theatre.

3. When Dave arrived in London last week, his sister told him Jack already had booked a ticket for him to Berlin.

4. Sasha and Bill came late to the theatre yesterday evening, and the opera already had begun.

Here, we used the Past Indefinite tense for actions that occurred at a specific point in the past (e.g., "met," "phoned," "arrived," "came"). For actions that happened before another action in the past, we used the Past Perfect tense (e.g., "had bought," "had gone," "had booked," "had begun").