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Misha Larkins [42]
2 years ago
7

You can help me please??

English
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ss7ja [257]2 years ago
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Carlos and I arrived in San Francisco last Wednesday night at 9:00. The next day, it rained, but the weather did not/didn't stop us from sightseeing. We carried our umbrellas and visited Fisherman's Wharf. Then the rain stopped, so we climbed Telegraph Hill. We walked around there a bit, and then we boarded a bus to Baker Beach. We watched the sun set next to the Golden Gate Bridge, and we listened to the ocean waves. I was so tired, I did not/didn't want to stay out any longer. I wanted to go back to our hotel. On the way home, we decided to have dinner. Chinatown was the perfect spot. We ordered a "bird's nest" and red bean soup. It was delicious. Everything in San Francisco was amazing.

d1i1m1o1n [39]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

2. rained

3. did not stop

4. carried

5. visited

6. stopped

7. climbed

8. walked

9. boarded

10. watched

11. listened

12. did not want

13. wanted

14. decided

15. ordered

Explanation:

This whole paragraph has to be in past tense form, so we have to put "-ed" after the end of each regular verb. Additionally, to describe a verb which the subject hasn't done, you use "did not <verb>". DO NOT put -ed after the verb because you already have the past tense form of do: "did."

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