English, 20.01.2021 18:30 sam10146

Subject: Grammar The Simple and Progressive Past Tenses A-Fill in the blanks with the simple past tense of the given verbs: All of a sudden, Jake (feel) earthquake beneath his feet. It (be) not strong enough to frighten anybody, but Jake, who (have) .already felt dozens of shocks, (think) ... it (be)... odd. The houses several times, then all again. Soon, he (notice) below (shake) (become) (darken) ...still something even stranger. The sea ...all of a sudden and (seem) to be rushing backward. B-Supply the correct simple or continuous past tense verb. 1. In 1995, a team of scientists (study) space when they (discovered) satellites. 2. Around ten years ago, I (climb). Baboquivari Peak. I (climb) peak and (enjoy). of each outer eleven Jovian this beautiful the fascinating desert landscape when a sudden incident (change) my perspective. 3. They (go) (indicate) up a steep slope when their maps that they (approach) their destination. 4. Two years ago, scientists from the University of Chicago (find) while they (dig) the most complete skeleton of dinosaur for fossils in Nigeria.

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Subject: Grammar The Simple and Progressive Past Tenses A-Fill in the blanks with the simple past te...