Question

Раскрыть скобки в Past simple, past continuous, past perfect in active or in passive voice. 7. Jennie (leave) alone, but, like the wood-dove, she (be) a voice of sweetness in the summer time. 8. (not see) Henry until the party (seat). 9. In the meantime the eve ning meal (announce), and she (go) and (join) the family. 10. Lester (not attend) the wedding, though he (invite). 11. a suggestion to go immediately. 12. Anne by the incredible change of tone. 13. She (want) things not so much for herself as for he, child, and she (be) anxious do whatever she (tell). 14. The house (look) after attend scrupulous care by others, for Jennie (be) incapable of ing to it herself. 15. As she (come) to the carriage the door (open) and she (see) a woman there. 16. hen the phone ring), I (reach) for the phone, and (tell) l (call) from Moscow 17. In the meanwhile Jennie (leave) to brood. 18. At the very second the beautiful music she (isten) to (listen) by everyone who (be) there. 19. Mark (open) his eyes hard, (shake) his head, and (look) at the other bed. lt (not sleep) in. 20. James (pick) his way among the heaps oi gravel the drive (lay) till he (come) opposite the porch.

Answer 1

1. I (was sitting) in an armchair and ( thinking) of any coming trip across the North Sea when the door suddenly ( opened) and an old friend of mine whom I (had not  seen) for a very long time ( entered) the room. 2. She ( came) to see us just at the time when we (were having) dinner. It (was) the first time I (had seen) her. 3. I (saw) him just as he (was leaving) the hotel. 4. I (had not seen) him before we ( met) at the concert. 5. He (had left) the house before I ( had) time to ask him anything. 6. He ( told) me he (had learnt) it from the newspaper. 7. He ( entered) the room, (took) something from the desk and (went) out. 8. There (were) two men in the room. One of them (was writing) something while the other (was reading) a newspaper. 9. He (did not tell) me that he (had received) a telegram from her. 10. I ( asked) him if he ( knew) where she ( lived). I ( said) I (did not know) her address. 11. He ( asked) me if I (could) give him your address. 12. She ( said) that he (had given) her the wrong address. 13. I ( asked) him where he (had put) my letter. 14. He (told ) us that they (had spent) all the money. 15. After spending several days in Paris he ( felt) lonely and ( wanted) to return home. 16. I ( thought) he had already ( gone) home. 17. I ( found) the old man in the garden. He (was talking) to some chil­dren who (were standing) around listening to him. 18. He (was speaking) a language we had never ( heard) before. 

Answer 2

Past Simple, Past Continuous, and Past Perfect in Active and Passive Voice

In the given sentences, we need to identify the correct verb forms in the past simple, past continuous, and past perfect tenses, both in active and passive voice. Let's analyze each sentence one by one:

1. Jennie left alone, but, like the wood-dove, she was a voice of sweetness in the summer time. - In this sentence, "left" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "was" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

2. Henry didn't see until the party was seated. - In this sentence, "didn't see" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "was seated" is in the past simple tense (passive voice).

3. In the meantime, the evening meal was announced, and she went and joined the family. - In this sentence, "was announced" is in the past simple tense (passive voice), "went" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "joined" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

4. Lester didn't attend the wedding, though he was invited. - In this sentence, "didn't attend" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "was invited" is in the past simple tense (passive voice).

5. There was a suggestion to go immediately. - In this sentence, "was" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

6. Anne was surprised by the incredible change of tone. - In this sentence, "was" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

7. She wanted things not so much for herself as for her child, and she was anxious to do whatever she was told. - In this sentence, "wanted" is in the past simple tense (active voice), "was" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "was told" is in the past simple tense (passive voice).

8. The house was looked after with scrupulous care by others, for Jennie was incapable of tending to it herself. - In this sentence, "was looked after" is in the past simple tense (passive voice), and "was" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

9. As she came to the carriage, the door was opened and she saw a woman there. - In this sentence, "came" is in the past simple tense (active voice), "was opened" is in the past simple tense (passive voice), and "saw" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

10. When the phone rang, I reached for the phone, and told him it was a call from Moscow. - In this sentence, "rang" is in the past simple tense (active voice), "reached" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "told" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

11. In the meantime, Jennie left to brood. - In this sentence, "left" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

12. At the very second, the beautiful music she was listening to was being listened to by everyone who was there. - In this sentence, "was listening" is in the past continuous tense (active voice), and "was" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

13. Mark opened his eyes hard, shook his head, and looked at the other bed. It wasn't slept in. - In this sentence, "opened" is in the past simple tense (active voice), "shook" is in the past simple tense (active voice), "looked" is in the past simple tense (active voice), and "wasn't" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

14. James picked his way among the heaps of gravel the drive was laid till he came opposite the porch. - In this sentence, "picked" is in the past simple tense (active voice), "was laid" is in the past simple tense (passive voice), and "came" is in the past simple tense (active voice).

Please note that the analysis above is based on the provided sentences and the verb forms used in them.