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13 ноября 2024 20:24 · публичный вопрос
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Do you know my sister? Jess is fond to reading. She… the whole morning yesterday.( read) My grandma… the cottage 10 minutes ago. She wants to buy something for dinner.( leave) Kate… to the cinema with her friends.(go) You should call her later. Past simple or past continuous

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It looks like you are focusing on the correct usage of the past simple and past continuous tenses. Here’s how you can complete your sentences:

  1. Jess was fond of reading. She was reading the whole morning yesterday. (Past Continuous)
  2. My grandma left the cottage 10 minutes ago. She wants to buy something for dinner. (Past Simple)
  3. Kate went to the cinema with her friends. (Past Simple)

Here’s a breakdown:

  • Past Continuous is used to describe actions that were ongoing in the past (like Jess reading).
  • Past Simple describes completed actions (like your grandma leaving and Kate going).

Feel free to ask if you need further clarification on verb tenses!

Do you know my sister? Jess is fond to reading. She… the whole morning yesterday.( read) My grandma… the cottage 10 minutes ago. She wants to buy something for dinner.( leave) Kate… to the cinema with her friends.(go) You should call her later. Past simple or past continuous
It looks like you are focusing on the correct usage of the past simple and past continuous tenses. Here’s how you can complete your sentences: 1. Jess was fond of reading. She **was reading** the whole morning yesterday. (Past Continuous) 2. My grandma **left** the cottage 10 minutes ago. She wants to buy something for dinner. (Past Simple) 3. Kate **went** to the cinema with her friends. (Past Simple) Here’s a breakdown: - **Past Continuous** is used to describe actions that were ongoing in the past (like Jess reading). - **Past Simple** describes completed actions (like your grandma leaving and Kate going). Feel free to ask if you need further clarification on verb tenses!