Grammar. for now pls

2 answers:

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Answer:

1. They lived in Chicago for 20 years.
2. I saw a wonderful film in the cinema last night.
3. The sun rose at 6:38 yesterday morning.
4. The sun shined when the climber reached Mount Everest.
5. I promise that I won’t tell this secret to anyone.
6. Unfortunately, just as we got to the airport their plane took off.
7. They go to the movies only once in a while.
8. Sh! Someone is listening to our conversation.
9. I think Bob is leaving for London this very moment.
10. I wake up at 7 every morning but this morning I slept long and I did not get up until 8 o’clock.
11. I am not wearing my watch now because it is being fixed.
12. This is an easy quiz so far.
13. They live in an apartment right now because they can’t find a cheap house.
14. Everyone was asleep when the earthquake hit the small town.
15. He quit his job a couple of years ago.
16. Our daughter did not graduate from the university yet.
17. They did not send any Christmas cards last year.
18. She goes to a doctor once a year for an examination.
19. They were talking about me when I interrupted their conversation.
20. Nothing much happened when I got to the meeting.
22. I made two mistakes in the last quiz.
23. Unfortunately, our team did not win any games last year.

Semenov [28]3 years ago

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1. have been (present)
2 saw (past)
3. Rose past tense
4 Shone past tense
5 won't tell present tense
6Took past tense
7 gone past tense

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