Directions: Choose the correct verb from the box and write it in the sentences below. hides swims eats grabs hurt 1. A crab ... 5. Most spiders will not people. ... Directions: When a verb is used with you, I or we, we do not add an ... Past-Tense Verbs The past tense of a verb tells about something that has already happened.
1) I have just been told by the secretary that documents for my business trip is being prepared now, but they won’t be ready until the manager looks through them. 2) A new exhibition centre has been built in our city lately and the number of people taking part in fairs and exhibitions there are increasing from day to day. 3) The cars produced at this plant are exported to different countries. 4) As it was noisy in the room I couldn't understand what was discussed Later I found out that recent political events had been spoken about. 5) I wondered why all the offers were not accepted.The prices seemed quite reasonable because the company had modified the model before
1. We are always glad to see them. 2. When are they free? — They are free in the evenings. 3. They are so happy! 4. When are they at home? — They are at home in the morning. 5. Who is ill? — Our mothers are. 6. Are you hungry? — No, we aren't. 7. Are your sisters at school? — No, they aren’t. They aren’t at school. 8. Who is away? — The Petrovs are away. 9. Are we right? —Yes, you are. 10. How are you? — We are quite well, thank you. 11. Are you tired? — Yes, we are. 12. There are women in the room. 13. Who is absent? — Ivanov and Petrov are. 14.We are thirsty. 15. They are wrong.
Directions: Choose the correct verb from the box and write it in the sentences below. hides swims eats grabs hurt 1. A crab ... 5. Most spiders will not people. ... Directions: When a verb is used with you, I or we, we do not add an ... Past-Tense Verbs The past tense of a verb tells about something that has already happened.