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(3) Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect Simple Exercise

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           Budiman ___________ some oranges for his brother two days ago.
a.       Was bought                       d. Buying
b.      Buys                      e. Has bought
c.       Bought     
2.      When Andre ____________ the principal, Rudi ___________ out of the class.
a.       Was meeting, waited d. Met, was waiting
b.      Was met, waited      e. Was meeting, waiting
c.       Met, was waited
3.      James ___________ at the dog, then he __________ it.
a.       Looked, feed        d. Was looking, fed
b.      Looked, fed                      e. Was looking, had fed
c.       Looked, was feeding
4.      Tommy _________ that fish before.
a.       Hasn’t eat              d. Didn’t ate
b.      Eaten                     e. Was eat
c.       Hasn’t eaten
5.      Maria ____________ physics when Linda ___________ the door.
a.       Was studying, opened     
b.      Was studying, was opening
c.       Studied, opening
d.      Studying, opening
e.       Studied, was opened
6.      Benny _______ that present as soon as I ______ it to him.
a.       Opened, gave        d. was opening, was give
b.      Opened, was giving          e. opening, giving
c.       Was opening, gave
7.      Susan ___________ down since 10 am.
a.       Has kneel  d. Knelt
b.      Was knelt  e. Was kneel
c.       Has knelt
8.      ________ Your sister ___________ here all day?
a. Has, been     d. Did, been
b. Have, been  e. Were, been
c. Did, be                        
9.      Dewi _________ over there an hour ago.
a.    Sits              d. Hasn’t sat
b.   Didn’t sat   e. Didn’t sit
c.    Sats
10.  Melinda _______ to Bali when Albert ______ her house yesterday.
a.       Flew, had arrived
b.      Had flown, arrived
c.       Had flown, had arrived
d.      Flew, was arriving
e. Was flying, was arriving
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