Question

Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple, the past continuous or the present perfect. 1) ......... Last week was a bad week for Jason. As he1).....(drive) to work, he 2) ....(crash) into another car and 3)... (break) his leg. Luckily, the other driver 4) ........ (not/get) hurt. He 5) .......... (be) in hospital for five days now. The doctors said he6) ......... (be) verylucky to be alive.​

Answer 1

Last week was a bad week for Jason. As he was driving to work, he crashed into another car and broke his leg. Luckily, the other driver didn't get hurt. He has been in hospital for five days now. The doctors said he was very lucky to be alive.

Answer 2

To complete the sentences with the appropriate verb forms, we need to use the past simple, past continuous, or present perfect tenses.

1) Last week was a bad week for Jason. As he (drive) to work, he (crash) into another car and (break) his leg. Luckily, the other driver (not/get) hurt. He (be) in hospital for five days now. The doctors said he (be) very lucky to be alive.

Let's fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms:

1) Last week was a bad week for Jason. As he was driving (drive) to work, he crashed (crash) into another car and broke (break) his leg. Luckily, the other driver did not get (not/get) hurt. He has been (be) in the hospital for five days now. The doctors said he has been (be) very lucky to be alive.

So, the completed sentences are: 1) Last week was a bad week for Jason. As he was driving to work, he crashed into another car and broke his leg. Luckily, the other driver did not get hurt. He has been in hospital for five days now. The doctors said he has been very lucky to be alive.