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1. A: (you, go) Did You go to class yesterday?
B: No, I didn’t. I (stay) stayed home because I (feel, not) didn’t feel good.
2. A: (you, sleep) Did you sleep well last night?
B: Yes, I did. I (sleep) slept very well.
3. A: (Tom’s plane, arrive) Did Tom’s plane arrive on time yesterday?
B: Yes, it did. It (get in) got in at 6:05 on the dot.
4. A: (you, stay) Did you stay at home and study last night?
B: No, I didn’t. I (go) went to new movie, the valley of the Vampires.
A: (you, like) Did you like it?
B: It was okay, I guess, but I don’t really like horror movies.
5. A: (Mary, study) Did Mary study last night?
B: No, she didn’t. she (watch) watched TV.
6. A: (Mark Twain, write) Did Mark Twain write Tom Sawyer?
B: Yes, He did. He also (write) wrote Huckeleberry Finn.
7. A: (the children, go) Did the children go to the zoo yesterday?
B: Yes, they did. And They (have) had a wonderful time.
8. A: (you, eat) Did you eat breakfast this morning?
B: No, I didn’t. I (have, not) hadn’t enough time. I was late for class because my alarm clock (ring,not) didn’t ring.
EXERCISE 2-9: Here is a newspaper article. Fill in the blanks with the simple present or simple past tense forms.
The theft of a valuable dog, a British racehound named Tom, worth US$250,000 (S$780,000), has triggered a massive police hunt in America.
Airports and harbours are on the alert in case attempts were (be) made to struggle Tom out of the country.
American police, who believe that the “dognapper” was (be) French, has supplied French police with details of the theft.
Tom was (be) so valuable as he is possibly the last pure British racehound male alive and capable of breeding.
Most of the world’s pedigree British racehound males wipe out (wipe out) at their breeding centres by recent epidemic of a canine viral disease.
Tom, from a prize-winning liter, was (be) brought to America last year. Test after the outbreak of the disease in Britain showed (show) that he was (be) free of the virus.
Tom’s stud fees would have reached US$300,000 as puppies fathered by dog-full pedigree name Thomas B. Aden – would have been sold at US$2,000 each
The burglar seized (seize) Tom from his west Desert home
Tom’s owner, Mr Paul Cole, a dog breeder, recall (recall):”I was (be) in the kitchen when I heard (hear) Tom yelping from garden.
“I rushed (rush) out and saw (see) a woman moving hurriedly towards the road. She was wheeling a large basket.
“She shouted (shout) something in French and then ran (run) to a car with someone in the driver’s seat.”
Mr Cole said he saw (see) Tom poke his head out of the basket just before the woman got into (get into) the vehicle. He noticed that the vehicle had (have) foreign number plates.
Mr Cole believe (believe) Tom could have been “stolen to order” by dog breeders who would have been aware of the value of British racehound, one of the most prized dogs in the world.
MY FIRST MOVIE
Emma Seaton is a famous Hollywood legend. Now 75, she is one of the most popular actresses In movie history. TV reporter Polly Reeves is talking to her about her first movie. Read the Interview, and complete the dialog with Wh-questions.
Polly : Why do you want to be an actress?
Emma : Because, I thought it was a glamorous career.
Polly : What did your first movie called?
Emma : My first movie was called Love in a Dangerous Time.
Polly : When did the first movie made?
Emma : I made it in 1942. It was a long time ago!
Polly : What was it about?
Emma : It was about the Second World War.
Polly : Where did the movie located?
Emma : We filmed it in Hollywood and San Francisco.
Polly : Who were your co-stars?
Emma : My co-stars were Howard Gold and Frank Archer.
Polly : Which one did you like, between Howard and Frank?
Emma : Oh, I didn’t have a favorite. They were both good actors.
Polly : How did you meet him?
Emma : I met him when I was making my next movie. Love at First Sight. It really was love at first sight! We’ve been married for fifty years.
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