Question

14. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Indefinite, Past Continuous or Past Perfect Tense. 1. A: Is Bill at home? B: No, he (to go) to the theatre ten minutes ago. 2. A: I rang you up at ten. You were out. B: I (to buy) tickets in the box-office. 3. A: You have got two tickets to the National Opera of Ukraine. (to buy) them last week. B: I 4. A: I didn't see you after the perfomance yesterday. B: I (to go) home by taxi because my sister (to wait) for me. to give me a lift when I the bus stop. 5. A: Did Dan drive you to the theatre? B: Yes, he (to stop) and (to offer) (to wait) for a bus at​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. A: Is Bill at home? B: No, he went to the theatre ten minutes ago.

2. A: I rang you up at ten. You were out. B: I was buying tickets in the box-office.

3. A: You have got two tickets to the National Opera of Ukraine. Did you buy them last week? B: Yes, I bought them last week.

4. A: I didn't see you after the performance yesterday. B: I went home by taxi because my sister had been waiting for me at the bus stop to give me a lift when I arrived.

5. A: Did Dan drive you to the theatre? B: Yes, he stopped and offered to wait for a bus at the bus stop.

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the correct verb forms in the Past Indefinite, Past Continuous, or Past Perfect Tense:

1. A: Is Bill at home? B: No, he went to the theatre ten minutes ago.

2. A: I rang you up at ten. You were out. B: I was buying tickets in the box-office.

3. A: You have got two tickets to the National Opera of Ukraine. I bought them last week. B: I had them.

4. A: I didn't see you after the performance yesterday. B: I went home by taxi because my sister was waiting for me to give me a lift when I reached the bus stop.

5. A: Did Dan drive you to the theatre? B: Yes, he stopped and offered to wait for a bus at.