Question

ПОМОГИТЕ ПЛИЗ! ДАЮ 40 БАЛЛОВ!!! 1. c) had played Mr Brown’s daughter ____________________ while his son________ a. was sewing; was fishing b. had sewed; was fishing c. sewed; fished d. were sewing; was fishing 2. My aunt ____________________________ this dress four months ago. a. was buying b. had bought c. bought d. buyed 3. Our neighbours_________________________ to music yesterday at 9 o’clock. a) were listening b) are listening c) had listened d) listened 4. When she was a child she ___________________ with her dolls. a) plays b) played d) was playing 5. When she ________________________ home, her elder brother a) came; had left b) had come; left c) came; had leaved d) was coming, was leaving

Answer 1

1а
2с
3а
4d
5a
Если when, то в предложении одно длительное действие(Past Continiuos) а второе краткое (Past Simple). Если while, то два длительных. А ещё нужно смотреть порядок действий

Answer 2

1. The correct answer is: c. sewed; fished Explanation: The sentence is in the past tense, so we need to use the past simple tense for the verbs. "Sewed" is the correct past simple form of "sew" and "fished" is the correct past simple form of "fish".

2. The correct answer is: b. had bought Explanation: The sentence mentions an action that happened before another past action. In such cases, we use the past perfect tense (had + past participle). "Had bought" is the correct past perfect form of "buy".

3. The correct answer is: a. were listening Explanation: The sentence is in the past tense and refers to a specific time in the past (yesterday at 9 o'clock). Therefore, we use the past continuous tense (were + present participle) to describe an ongoing action in the past. "Were listening" is the correct past continuous form of "listen".

4. The correct answer is: b. played Explanation: The sentence refers to a specific time in the past (when she was a child). We use the past simple tense (played) to describe actions that happened and were completed in the past.

5. The correct answer is: a. came; had left Explanation: The sentence mentions two past actions, one happening before the other. The action of "coming" happened first, so we use the past simple tense (came) for that. The action of "leaving" happened before the action of "coming", so we use the past perfect tense (had left) for that.

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