Question

Complete the sentences using Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect: 1. She (prepare) for the test yesterday. 2. The child was not scared because he (fly) several times. 3. We (have) classes at this time yesterday. 4. I (get) my driving licence two years ago. 5. My mother (not be) abroad before our trip to Spain in 2015.

Answer 1

1. She was preparing for the test yesterday.

2. The child was not afraid because he flew several times.

3. Yesterday at this time we had classes.

4. I got my driver's license two years ago.

5. My mother wasn't abroad until our trip to Spain in 2015.

Answer 2

Ответ:

1. She prepared for the test yesterday.

2. The child was not scared because he had flown several times.

3. We were having classes at this time yesterday.

4. I  got  my driving licence two years ago.

5. My mother had not been abroad before our trip to Spain in 2015.

Объяснение:

Answer 3

Certainly! Let's complete the sentences using the appropriate verb forms:

1. She prepared for the test yesterday. (Past Simple) 2. The child was not scared because he had flown several times. (Past Perfect) 3. We were having classes at this time yesterday. (Past Continuous) 4. I got my driving license two years ago. (Past Simple) 5. My mother had not been abroad before our trip to Spain in 2015. (Past Perfect)

Explanation:

1. In sentence 1, "prepare" is used in the Past Simple tense because the action happened yesterday, and it is a completed action.

2. In sentence 2, "fly" is changed to "had flown" to express that the child's flying experiences occurred before the time he was not scared. The Past Perfect tense is used to indicate an action completed before another action in the past.

3. Sentence 3 uses the Past Continuous tense ("were having") to describe an ongoing action in the past at a specific time.

4. Sentence 4 uses the Past Simple tense ("got") because the action of getting the driving license happened at a specific point in the past (two years ago).

5. In sentence 5, "not be" is changed to "had not been" in the Past Perfect tense to convey that the action of not being abroad occurred before the specific trip to Spain in 2015.