Question

Помогите пожалуйста( Past Simple: I (have) We (watch) We write We also (play) We (have) Test (be) easy I (go) and (take) a book I (come) and (have) I (do) I (learn) I (go) and (buy) I (watch) My parents (come) We (have) I (go)

Answer 1

Ответ:

have-had, watch-watched, play-played, be-was, go-went, take-took, come-came, do-did, learn-learned, buy-bought

Объяснение:

Answer 2

It seems like you have provided a list of activities in the past simple tense and are asking for a detailed response. I will break down each activity and provide a response accordingly:

1. I (have): It is not clear what you are referring to with "I (have)." If you can provide more context or clarify the activity, I can provide a more specific answer.

2. We (watch): In the past simple tense, "We watched" indicates that a group of people watched something in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what you watched. For example, "We watched a movie" or "We watched a soccer match."

3. We write: In the past simple tense, "We wrote" indicates that a group of people wrote something in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what you wrote. For example, "We wrote a letter" or "We wrote an essay."

4. We also (play): It is not clear what you are referring to with "We also (play)." If you can provide more context or clarify the activity, I can provide a more specific answer.

5. We (have): It is not clear what you are referring to with "We (have)." If you can provide more context or clarify the activity, I can provide a more specific answer.

6. Test (be): In the past simple tense, "The test was" indicates that the test had a specific quality or characteristic in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what characteristic or quality you are referring to. For example, "The test was difficult" or "The test was easy."

7. I (go) and (take) a book: In the past simple tense, "I went and took a book" indicates that you went somewhere and took a book with you. This could mean that you went to a library, a bookstore, or any other place where books are available. The specific location would depend on the context of the conversation.

8. I (come) and (have): It is not clear what you are referring to with "I (come) and (have)." If you can provide more context or clarify the activity, I can provide a more specific answer.

9. I (do): In the past simple tense, "I did" indicates that you performed an action in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what action you are referring to. For example, "I did my homework" or "I did the dishes."

10. I (learn): In the past simple tense, "I learned" indicates that you acquired knowledge or skills in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what you learned. For example, "I learned how to play the guitar" or "I learned about history."

11. I (go) and (buy): In the past simple tense, "I went and bought" indicates that you went somewhere and purchased something in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what you bought. For example, "I went and bought groceries" or "I went and bought a new pair of shoes."

12. I (watch): In the past simple tense, "I watched" indicates that you viewed something in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know what you watched. For example, "I watched a movie" or "I watched a TV show."

13. My parents (come): In the past simple tense, "My parents came" indicates that your parents arrived at a specific location in the past. To provide a more detailed response, I would need to know where your parents came. For example, "My parents came to visit me" or "My parents came home."

14. We (have): It is not clear what you are referring to with "We (have)." If you can provide more context or clarify the activity, I can provide a more specific answer.

15. I (go): It is not