i______ (take) a taxi from the airport to the city centre
we _____(walk) to the park and then we (play) tennis
A:_____(be/your meal) good?
B: No,it_____(not/be). i______(not/like) the vegetables
The man in the shop ______(say) something to the woman, but she_____(not/hear)him
i_____(ring) the doorbell and a woman______(open) the door
i_____(write) a letter to a friend, and then i______(post) it
A:______ (you/understand) the film?
B: No.i ______(try) to understand it, but the actors_____(speak) very quickly
8 he______ (not/go) to school last tuesday he_____(be)ill

Answer: 1. took

2. walked, played

3. is your meal

4. is not, do not like

5. said, did not hear

6. rang, opened

7. wrote, posted

8. Did you understand

9. tried, spoke

10. did not go, was

Explanation:

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"I took a taxi from the airport to the city centre." The verb "took" is in the past tense, which is the correct tense for an action that has already happened. The word "taxi" is a noun, and "from the airport to the city centre" is a prepositional phrase that indicates the destination of the taxi ride.

All of the sentences are written in the past tense, which is the verb tense used to describe actions, events, or situations that have already happened in the past. The sentences contain various verbs, nouns, adjectives, and prepositional phrases that convey different ideas and actions.

"We walked to the park and then we played tennis." The verbs "walked" and "played" are both in the past tense. The word "park" is a noun, and "to the park" is a prepositional phrase that indicates the destination of the walk.

"A: Was your meal good? B: No, it wasn't. I didn't like the vegetables." The verb "wasn't" is the negative form of the verb "was," which is in the past tense. The verb "like" is also in the past tense, and the word "vegetables" is a noun.

"The man in the shop said something to the woman, but she didn't hear him." The verbs "said" and "didn't hear" are both in the past tense. The words "man" and "woman" are both nouns.

"I rang the doorbell and a woman opened the door." The verbs "rang" and "opened" are both in the past tense. The words "doorbell" and "door" are both nouns.

"I wrote a letter to a friend, and then I posted it." The verbs "wrote" and "posted" are both in the past tense. The words "letter" and "friend" are both nouns.

"A: Did you understand the film? B: No. I tried to understand it, but the actors spoke very quickly." The verbs "understand" and "spoke" are both in the past tense. The word "actors" is a noun.

"He did not go to school last Tuesday. He was ill." The verb "did not go" is the negative form of the verb "go," which is in the past tense. The verb "was" is also in the past tense, and the word "ill" is an adjective that describes his condition.

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