Question

Даю 24 балла плиз только помогите!!!!!! 1) We (go) to the theatre last week. . 2) Yesterday I (have) dinner with a friend. . 3) I (never taste) champagne. . 4) When I (be) a child, I (love) ice-skating. . 5) I (not/have) any coffee today - I feel very sleepy!. . 6) I (not/drink) any coffee yesterday. . 7) I (read) all his books - I think he's a wonderful writer. . 8) What (you/do) at the weekend? . 9) I (always / love) tea - I drink it every day. . 10) What subject (she/study) at university? . 11)Julie and Anne (not/meet) before the party. . 12) I (not/have) breakfast when he arrived. . 13) He (not/use) email before, so I showed him how to use it. 14)The garden was dead because it (be) dry all summer. . 15) He (meet) her somewhere before. . 16)How much (she/study) before the exam? . 17) What (you/cook) for dinner that night?

Answer 1

1) We (go) to the theatre last week.

The correct form of the verb "go" in the past tense is "went". So the correct sentence is: "We went to the theatre last week."

2) Yesterday I (have) dinner with a friend.

The correct form of the verb "have" in the past tense is "had". So the correct sentence is: "Yesterday I had dinner with a friend."

3) I (never taste) champagne.

The correct form of the verb "taste" in the present tense is "tasted" in the past tense. So the correct sentence is: "I never tasted champagne."

4) When I (be) a child, I (love) ice-skating.

The correct form of the verb "be" in the past tense is "was", and the correct form of the verb "love" in the past tense is "loved". So the correct sentence is: "When I was a child, I loved ice-skating."

5) I (not/have) any coffee today - I feel very sleepy!

The correct form of the verb "have" in the present tense is "haven't" in the negative form. So the correct sentence is: "I haven't had any coffee today - I feel very sleepy!"

6) I (not/drink) any coffee yesterday.

The correct form of the verb "drink" in the past tense is "didn't drink". So the correct sentence is: "I didn't drink any coffee yesterday."

7) I (read) all his books - I think he's a wonderful writer.

The verb "read" is already in the correct form in the past tense. So the correct sentence is: "I read all his books - I think he's a wonderful writer."

8) What (you/do) at the weekend?

The correct form of the verb "do" in the present tense is "do" in the question form. So the correct sentence is: "What do you do at the weekend?"

9) I (always / love) tea - I drink it every day.

The correct form of the verb "love" in the present tense is "love" in the present simple form. So the correct sentence is: "I always love tea - I drink it every day."

10) What subject (she/study) at university?

The correct form of the verb "study" in the present tense is "does she study" in the question form. So the correct sentence is: "What subject does she study at university?"

11) Julie and Anne (not/meet) before the party.

The correct form of the verb "meet" in the past tense is "had not met" in the negative form. So the correct sentence is: "Julie and Anne had not met before the party."

12) I (not/have) breakfast when he arrived.

The correct form of the verb "have" in the past tense is "had" in the negative form. So the correct sentence is: "I had not had breakfast when he arrived."

13) He (not/use) email before, so I showed him how to use it.

The correct form of the verb "use" in the past tense is "had not used" in the negative form. So the correct sentence is: "He had not used email before, so I showed him how to use it."

14) The garden was dead because it (be) dry all summer.

The correct form of the verb "be" in the past tense is "was". So the correct sentence is: "The garden was dead because it was dry all summer."

15) He (meet) her somewhere before.

The correct form of the verb "meet" in the past tense is "met". So the correct sentence is: "He met her somewhere before."

16) How much (she/study) before the exam?

The correct form of the verb "study" in the past tense is "did she study" in the question form. So the correct sentence is: "How much did she study before the exam?"

17) What (you/cook) for dinner that night?

The correct form of the verb "cook" in the past tense is "did you cook" in the question form. So the correct sentence is: "What did you cook for dinner that night?" I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.