Past Tenses
The match/not/start/at 7 o'clock/because/it snow.
The match didn’t start at 7 o’clock because it was snowing.
The opponent/referee showed two red cards during the first half of the match.
referee
I don't think my parents will let me go/to go to the rugby match on my own.
go
Awake
Awoke
Alex: I must do more exercise.
Paul: (...)
A. Yes, I must too.
B. Me neither.
C. So do I.
D. Really? I don't.
C. So do I.
Ann/get/lots of/money/when/she/win/the tennis competition?
Did Ann get lots of money when she won the tennis competition?
I'm confident England can win/beat almost any team they play against this season.
beat
Tim tends getting tired/to get tired easily, so he has to be very active to keep in shape.
to get tired
Forgive
Forgave
Jake: I've never been to a football match.
Alice: (...)
A. Nor do I.
B. Neither have I.
C. I didn't either.
D. You don't too.
B. Neither have I.
John/buy/a squash racket/even though/he/not/play/squash/before.
John bought a squash racket even though he hadn’t played squash before.
Steven was sorry for letting/dropping the other players down when he missed the goal.
letting
You really should stop wasting/to waste your time at table tennis practice.
wasting
Swing
Swung
Rachel: My parents are very sporty.
Danny: (...)
A. So have mine.
B. Really? Mine aren't.
C. Mine aren't either.
D. Nor are mine.
B. Really? Mine aren't.
you/play/golf/when/you/hurt/yourself?
Were you playing golf when you hurt yourself?
Giles is a popular coach/spectator because he shows players how they can improve.
coach
Everyone at the stadium expected their team winning/to win the match.
to win
tear
tore
Pate: My local sports centre hasn't got a swimming pool.
Megan: (...)
A. Mine hasn't either.
B. Nor can mine.
C. Oh, mine hasn't.
D. Mine too.
A. Mine hasn't either.
While/I/swim/calmly/in the pool,/someone/suddenly/jump/in.
While I was swimming calmly in the pool, someone suddenly jumped in.
I've decided not come/go in for the basketball team this year, but I'll still play for fun.
go
I can't help laughing/to laugh when I see that video of me trying to learn to ski.
laughing
arise
arose
Irene: I went shopping yesterday.
Phil: (...)
A. I did either.
B. Oh, I did.
C. So I did.
D. So did I.
D. So did I.