Question

ПЛИЗЗЗЗ Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect: 1) Who ______(sleep) in my room when I _____(be) absent last week? 2) ______ Tom ______(cry) when you _______(enter) his room? 3) The boys ____________(not/do) their homework when their mom ________(come) home; they _____________(play) football outside. 4) Loreen _______(be) to Paris before she _______(go) there for her honeymoon. 5) _________the gardener _______(cut) the grass yesterday? 6) Mustafa Kemal Ataturk __________(found) Turkish Republic in 1923. 7) Karen _____________(study) in her room while her baby sister _____________(sleep). 8) The police officers ____________(not/know) the truth, yet until the man ____________(confess). 9) I ____________(not/come) to your party last night because I ________(have) to study for my exams. 10) The girls _____________(get) ready for the party when their friends _________(call) to say that it was cancelled. 11) ________ you ________(read) the book ‘’Twilight’’ before you __________(watch) the movie? 12) After Tim ___________(take) the pill this morning, his stomach ___________(ache). 13) Your mom _________(tell) me that you _________(be) a naughty boy in your childhood. 14) When I first _________(meet) Jack two years ago, he _____ already _________(graduate) from university. 15) What ______you _______(do) when I _______(call) you last night? 16) John ________(push) his friend into the pool when he ________(get) him mad. 17) The kid ________(bump) into a tree while he ______________(run). 18) As soon as I ___________(hear) that my neighbour ___________(have) an accident, I _________(phone) him. 19) Where _______ you ________(visit) last summer? 20) I can still remember her wedding day! She ______________(wear) a beatiful weddng dress, music ____________(play) softly, everybody ______________(dance) and __________(have) so much fun... 21) My daughter _______ just ______(go) bed when I ____________(bring) her a glass of milk last night. 22) What ________(be) the student’s excuse when she _______(be) late this morning? 23) When my friend _______(stop) by to see me, I _______________(not/expect) them. 24) Tamara _______(go) to hospital to visit her uncle three days ago. 25) Sally ______________(set) the table while she ___________(talk) on the phone. 26) First, Helen _________(get) a promotion.Then, she __________(buy) a new luxurious house. 27) While I ___________(paint) the wall, I _________(drop) the brush.

Answer 1

1)was sleeping,was
2)Are crying,entered
3)were not doing,came,was playing
4)had been,went
5)did cut
6)found
7)was studing,was sleeping
8)hadn't known,confessed

Answer 2

Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect

1) Who *was sleeping* in my room when I *was* absent last week? - The sentence is in the past continuous tense, indicating an ongoing action in the past. The correct form of the verb "sleep" in the past continuous tense is "was sleeping." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Continuous" [[1]]

2) Did *Tom cry* when you *entered* his room? - The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The correct form of the verb "cry" in the past simple tense is "cry," and the correct form of the verb "enter" in the past simple tense is "entered." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Simple" [[2]]

3) The boys *were not doing* their homework when their mom *came* home; they *were playing* football outside. - The sentence is a combination of past continuous and past simple tenses, indicating ongoing and completed actions in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "do," "come," and "play" in the past continuous and past simple tenses are "were not doing," "came," and "were playing." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Continuous" and "Past Simple" [[1]] [[2]]

4) Loreen *had been* to Paris before she *went* there for her honeymoon. - The sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action that happened before another action in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "be" and "go" in the past perfect tense are "had been" and "went." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Perfect" [[3]]

5) *Did the gardener cut* the grass yesterday? - The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The correct form of the verb "cut" in the past simple tense is "cut." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Simple" [[2]]

6) Mustafa Kemal Ataturk *founded* the Turkish Republic in 1923. - The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The correct form of the verb "found" in the past simple tense is "founded." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Simple" [[2]]

7) Karen *was studying* in her room while her baby sister *was sleeping.* - The sentence is in the past continuous tense, indicating ongoing actions in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "study" and "sleep" in the past continuous tense are "was studying" and "was sleeping." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Continuous" [[1]]

8) The police officers *did not know* the truth yet until the man *confessed.* - The sentence is in the past simple tense, indicating a completed action in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "know" and "confess" in the past simple tense are "did not know" and "confessed." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Simple" [[2]]

9) I *did not come* to your party last night because I *had to study* for my exams. - The sentence is a combination of past simple and past perfect tenses, indicating completed actions in the past and an action that happened before another action in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "come" and "have" in the past simple and past perfect tenses are "did not come" and "had to study." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Simple" and "Past Perfect" [[2]] [[3]]

10) The girls *were getting* ready for the party when their friends *called* to say that it was cancelled. - The sentence is in the past continuous and past simple tenses, indicating ongoing and completed actions in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "get" and "call" in the past continuous and past simple tenses are "were getting" and "called." - Source: English Grammar Online - "Past Continuous" and "Past Simple" [[1]] [[2]]

11) *Had you read* the book ‘’Twilight’’ before you *watched* the movie? - The sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action that happened before another action in the past. The correct forms of the verbs "read" and "watch" in the past perfect tense are "Had you read" and "watched."