Question

Use the right forms to complete the sentences. 1) When I was in Great Britain, I often ( understand ) what English people were saying. 2) I know Bob ( understand ) my question yesterday. 3) They don't ( understand ) Italian. 4) Do you think Tom ( understand ) what he is doing? 5) Tanya spoke some English and she ( understand ) a lot.

Answer 1

1. understood 
2. understood
3. understand
4. understands
5. undrestood

Answer 2

To complete the sentences with the correct forms, we need to use the appropriate verb form of "understand" for each sentence. Here are the completed sentences:

1) When I was in Great Britain, I often understood what English people were saying. 2) I know Bob understood my question yesterday. 3) They don't understand Italian. 4) Do you think Tom understands what he is doing? 5) Tanya spoke some English and she understood a lot.

In these sentences, I used the past form "understood" for the first sentence because it refers to a past action, and the present form "understands" for the last two sentences because they refer to present actions. The negative sentence "They don't understand Italian" also uses the base form "understand" to indicate the present tense.