Answer: A) Explore
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Answer: D) Came, was cooking.
Answer: C) First I ate, then I slept.
Answer: A) A
Answer: E) He had dreamed $\rightarrow$ he was working $\rightarrow$ he succeeded.
Answer: C) Past Continuous.
Answer: C) Past simple, past continuous, past perfect, past perfect continuous.
Answer: A) Past tense.
Answer: B) Arrived, was watching.
Answer: A) Had
Answer: B) Simple past tense.
Answer: B) TRUE
Answer: A) To indicate the order of events in the past.
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: D) Almost cried over him.
Answer: B) Past; present.
Answer: B) Past / Past continuous.
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Simple past tense.
Answer: A) Simple Present.
Answer: C) Narrative text.
Answer: D) Was walking, was thinking, had spent.
Answer: C) Past tense.
Answer: B) Then, one day, this group of bad guys shut down the mall.
Answer: B) Imperfect
Answer: A) Simple past.
Answer: E) Was peeling / slipped / cut.
Answer: A) It helps to create a vivid picture of what was happening at a specific time in the past.
Answer: D) Simple past.
Answer: B) Past simple.
Answer: C) Realized
Answer: C) To summarize a book or film.
Answer: B) Past tense.
Answer: A) It creates a sense of time and sequence.
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Past perfect tense.
Answer: C) Change has to had.
Answer: A) Past
Answer: A) Tapped
Answer: E) Past
Answer: D) Different aspects of past tense.
Answer: A) Present
Answer: A) His riches meant nothing to him anymore.
Answer: B) Remember
Answer: D) Lived
Answer: A) NO CHANGE.
Answer: C) Was
Answer: C) Was/ lived.
Answer: B) Simple Past tense.
Answer: D) Takes, runs, scores.
Answer: B) Laugh when the sheriff throws his mug.
Answer: C) Use of past tense.
Answer: B) Change says to said.
Answer: A) Past simple.
Answer: B) Providing background context for a past event.