Question

Выберитеправильныйвариант: 1 Where…………….this kitten? a. did you find b. you did find c. found you d. did you found 2 What flat…………….in last year? a. did she lived b. does she live c. did she live d. does she lived 3 Ann……………..at home last Sunday, she went to her friend. a. didn’t stayed b. didn’t stays c. didn’t stay d. did stay not 4 How’s Mary? ……………..her on Monday? a. Was you see b. Did you see c. Do you see d. Are you see 5 Jane……................me several times yesterday. a. phone b. did phone c. phoned d. phones 6 You knew the answer to this question,………………? a. did you? b. didn’t it? c. didn’t you? d. you did?

Answer 1

1 - a
2 - c
3 - c
4 - b
5 - c
6 - c

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Answer 2

1. Where did you find this kitten?

The correct answer is a. did you find. The question is asking about the past action of finding the kitten, so the verb "find" should be in the past tense. The auxiliary verb "did" is used to form the past tense in this case.

2. What flat did she live in last year?

The correct answer is c. did she live. The question is asking about the past action of living in a flat last year. The verb "live" should be in the past tense, and the auxiliary verb "did" is used to form the past tense in this case.

3. Ann didn’t stay at home last Sunday, she went to her friend.

The correct answer is c. didn’t stay. The sentence is in the negative past tense, indicating that Ann did not stay at home last Sunday. The verb "stay" should be in the past tense, and the negative auxiliary verb "didn't" is used to indicate the negation.

4. How’s Mary? Did you see her on Monday?

The correct answer is b. Did you see. The question is asking about the past action of seeing Mary on Monday. The verb "see" should be in the past tense, and the auxiliary verb "did" is used to form the past tense in this case.

5. Jane phoned me several times yesterday.

The correct answer is c. phoned. The sentence is in the past tense, indicating that Jane made phone calls to the speaker several times yesterday. The verb "phone" should be in the past tense to match the tense of the sentence.

6. You knew the answer to this question, didn’t you?

The correct answer is c. didn’t you?. The question is asking for confirmation or agreement with the statement that the person knew the answer to the question. The tag question "didn't you?" is used to ask for confirmation in this case.