Question

Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense form.
Peter is six. He (1 ) ..... (to have) a very bad toothache last week. He (2 ) ......
(can / not / to eat), he (3 ) ..... (can / not / to play), he (4 ) .......(can / not / to
sleep) at night. Peter ’ s father (5 ) ..... (to take) him to the dentist. The dentist
( 6 ) ..... (to pull out) Peter ’ s tooth.
Peter ( 7 ) ..... (to cry) and ( 8 ) .......(to say), “Oh, how shall I eat now?”
But the doctor (9 ) ..... (to say), “Don’ t cry, little boy! Your tooth w ill grow
again.”
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Answer 1

1. had - past simple tense

2. could not eat - past simple tense (negative)

3. could not play - past simple tense (negative)

4. could not sleep - past simple tense (negative)

5. took - past simple tense

6. pulled out - past simple tense

7. cried - past simple tense

8. said - past simple tense

9. said - past simple tense

Explanation:

1. The verb "have" is used in the past simple tense to indicate that Peter had a toothache last week.

2. The verb "can" is used in the past simple tense in the negative form "could not" to show that Peter was unable to eat.

3. The verb "can" is used in the past simple tense in the negative form "could not" to indicate that Peter was unable to play.

4. The verb "can" is used in the past simple tense in the negative form "could not" to indicate that Peter was unable to sleep at night.

5. The verb "take" is used in the past simple tense to show that Peter's father took him to the dentist.

6. The verb "pull out" is used in the past simple tense to indicate that the dentist removed Peter's tooth.

7. The verb "cry" is used in the past simple tense to show that Peter cried.

8. The verb "say" is used in the past simple tense to indicate that Peter said something.

9. The verb "say" is used in the past simple tense to show that the doctor said something.

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