Question

Раскройте скобки,употребляя глаголы в форме Past Simple или Past Perfect: 1.It(be) my first time I (fly) 2.Martin(go) to the park before you (arrive)? 3.She (have) no doubt that I (make) that mistake. 4.He(tell) me he already (pay) a fine 5.The principal (be) angry when he (see) that pupils (not/leave) the classroom yet.

Answer 1

1. It was my first time I flew.
2.Martin has gone to the park before you arrived?
3.She had no doubt that I have maked that mistake.
4.He told me he already has paid a fine
5.The principal was angry when he saw that pupils haven't left the classroom yet.

Answer 2

1. It had been my first time I flew. 2. Martin had gone to the park before you arrived? 3. She had no doubt that I had made that mistake. 4. He told me he had already paid a fine. 5. The principal was angry when he saw that pupils had not left the classroom yet.

Here are the sentences with the correct verb forms in Past Simple and Past Perfect tense:

1. It had been my first time I flew. Explanation: The verb "be" is in the Past Perfect form "had been" to indicate that the action of flying occurred before the time of speaking.

2. Martin had gone to the park before you arrived? Explanation: The verb "go" is in the Past Perfect form "had gone" to indicate that the action of going to the park occurred before the action of arriving.

3. She had no doubt that I had made that mistake. Explanation: The verb "have" is in the Past Perfect form "had" to indicate that the action of having no doubt occurred before the action of making the mistake. The verb "make" is in the Past Perfect form "had made" to indicate that the action of making the mistake occurred before the time of speaking.

4. He told me he had already paid a fine. Explanation: The verb "tell" is in the Past Simple form "told" to indicate a past action. The verb "pay" is in the Past Perfect form "had paid" to indicate that the action of paying the fine occurred before the time of speaking.

5. The principal was angry when he saw that pupils had not left the classroom yet. Explanation: The verb "be" is in the Past Simple form "was" to indicate a past state or condition. The verb "see" is in the Past Simple form "saw" to indicate a past action. The verb "leave" is in the Past Perfect form "had not left" to indicate that the action of not leaving the classroom occurred before the time of seeing.