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    Extra grammar practice extension B1 Unit

    Past simple; Past continuous 3 The woman (shoplift) clothes worth


    £1,000 while nobody (look).
    1 Complete the dialogues with the past simple form
    of the verbs in the box. 4 There (be) no answer because
    everybody (call) the emergency
    accuse • arrest • be • break • escape • find • have number.
    not go • see • steal • take 5 I (leave) the sweets in the sun for a day
    and they (melt)!
    1 A: Why the police the
    suspect? 4 Find and correct the mistakes. Two of the
    B: Because they evidence he was sentences are correct.
    near the bank yesterday. 1 My aunt was walking down the High Street when a
    2 A: What they ? mugger stole her purse and phone.
    B: They a diamond ring worth
    £100,000 and then they through 2 I wasn’t looking and I hurted an old man with my
    the window. umbrella. I apologised immediately!
    3 A: What time they into
    your flat? 3 While the police questioned the burglar, there was
    B: In the morning, when I at work. another burglary in town.
    My neighbour them running away.
    4 A: What the police the 4 The detectives looked into the case when they came
    businessman of? across some important evidence.

    B: Fraud, I think. But he a good


    lawyer, so he to prison in the end. 5 Did you behave well when you were at school?

    2 Complete the text with the past simple form of


    the verbs in the box. 5 Complete the text with the past simple or past
    continuous form of the verbs in the box.
    appear • be • become • change
    die • love • not kill believe • come across • find • hear
    kill • not help • sleep • travel
    Manuel Vázquez Montalbán was the creator of
    Spain’s most famous detective, José ‘Pepe’ Carvalho. One of Agatha Christie’s most famous novels is Murder
    Montalbán (a) a novelist, poet and on the Orient Express. Private detective Hercule
    journalist from Spain. He was born in Barcelona and Poirot, (a) from Istanbul to London on
    (b) the city very much. a luxurious train called the Orient Express when he
    Detective Pepe Carvalho is a very funny man with a (b) an American businessman called Mr
    passion for Barcelona’s food and football club. The Ratchett. Ratchett (c) that his life was
    character of Pepe (c) for the first time in danger but Poirot (d) him. On the
    in a novel in 1972, but he (d) a lot over second night of the journey, Poirot (e)
    the years. Montalbán (e) never tired of in his bed when he (f) a cry from
    his character and so (f) him in his stories. Ratchett’s compartment. The next morning, the train
    Instead, Detective Pepe Carvalho sadly (g) staff (g) Mr Ratchett was dead. Poirot
    with his creator in 2003. (h) the evidence and discovered that
    Ratchett had killed someone in the US and that all the
    3 Complete the sentences with the past simple or
    past continuous form of the verbs given. people in the coach had a connection to that person’s
    family. So, who (i) Ratchett?
    1 When the inspector (arrive) on the crime
    scene the police (collect) evidence.
    2 They (investigate) the case when the
    robbers (turn up) at the police station
    and confessed.

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