Past Simple
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Complete the sentences:
1 He  in Rome long ago.
2 Rose home alone in 2015.
3 My sister her room yesterday.
4 My mother  the chicken two days ago .
5 I   my grandparents last year.
6 They   travelling last weekend.
7 We to Kaunas by car.
8 She at 7 o’clock yesterday. 
 
1 Where    ?
2 Why ?
3 What?
4 When    ?
5 When ?
7 Where?
 
8 When ?
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He told me that it would be a good idea for me to join a gym.He told me not to forget it was Dawn's birthday on Friday.He asked me if I would like a lift to the station the next day.He said that it had been Mile who had broken the computer.He told me I wasn't allowed to watch that film and that it wasn't suitable for children.He told me that they were having a dinner party on Saturday and asked if Paul and I would like to come.They asked me if I knew where the nearest bank was.She said that it hadn't been her who'd eaten all of the buiscuits.I said that I insisted that they refunded the money immediately.

12. I didn't know Eddipe Murphy sang so well.

13. I didn't want you to fight.

14. I hate the tourist companies change the price of the holiday at the last 15. moment.

15. I rely on him to help us on this matter.

16. I saw that he misunderstood the matter.

17. Helen is believed to be an adopted child.

18. It has proven that she is a very good friend.

19. He had his fish tank washed at the moment.

20. She didn't hear the orchestra playing the music.

21. The customer required the package to get a shipment number.

22. The employees were made to gather in the hall.

23. The rain made us go home.

24. The weathermen announced the weather to be windy.

25. Physical exercise is said to make us feel happier.

26. I heard them talking quietly.

27. Tina chose her son to go to the Maths school.

28. We heard the nightingale sing at night.

30. Jack is said to have gone on pension very early.

31. Bob's friend never knew him to be so romantic.

32. I don't like the children to go out so late.

33. We watched the sun set over the horizon.

35. We went aside to let her pass.

36. Let me congratulate you on your marriage.