Question

4 Complete the text with the correct past form of the verbs given. Holidays in the past In the past, going away on holiday (a) used to be (be) for rich people, only. People (b). (not get) paid holidays, except for one or two bank holidays. The idea of the two-day weekend only (c) (start) in the 1890s, when most workers (d) (spend) time with their families at home or locally. When railways (e) much easier. Poorer people could not afford to take holidays so some (f) (take) working holidays, for (grow) in the 1840s, travel became example they (g). (go) fruit-picking in the countryside. However, by the early 1900s, the first holiday camps (h) (start) to appear in Britain. After the war, thousands of families (i) (spend) their summer holiday at these which were popular until the 1960s in the UK. In the 1960s and 1970s, foreign holidays camps, (j) (become) more common. Flying was affordable and there was more money to spend; most people also had two weeks' holiday. At the same time, camping also (k) (grow) in popularity, because more and more people (1) (have) their own cars.​

Answer 1

Задание:

4 Complete the text with the correct past form of the verbs given.

Holidays in the past In the past, going away on holiday (a) used to be (be) for rich people, only. People (b). (not get) paid holidays, except for one or two bank holidays. The idea of the two-day weekend only (c) (start) in the 1890s, when most workers (d) (spend) time with their families at home or locally. When railways (e) much easier. Poorer people could not afford to take holidays so some (f) (take) working holidays, for (grow) in the 1840s, travel became example they (g). (go) fruit-picking in the countryside. However, by the early 1900s, the first holiday camps (h) (start) to appear in Britain. After the war, thousands of families (i) (spend) their summer holiday at these which were popular until the 1960s in the UK. In the 1960s and 1970s, foreign holidays camps, (j) (become) more common. Flying was affordable and there was more money to spend; most people also had two weeks' holiday. At the same time, camping also (k) (grow) in popularity, because more and more people (1) (have) their own cars.​

Ответ:

Holidays in the past

In the past, going away on holiday (a) used to be (be) for rich people, only. People (b). didn't get (not get) paid holidays, except for one or two bank holidays. The idea of the two-day weekend only (c) started (start) in the 1890s, when most workers (d) spent (spend) time with their families at home or locally. When railways grew (grow) in the 1840s, travel became (e) became much easier. Poorer people could not afford to take holidays so some (f) took (take) working holidays, for example they (g) went (go) fruit-picking in the countryside. However, by the early 1900s, the first holiday camps (h) started (start) to appear in Britain. After the war, thousands of families (i) spent (spend) their summer holiday at these  camps which were popular until the 1960s in the UK. In the 1960s and 1970s, foreign holidays, (j) (become) more common. Flying was affordable and there was more money to spend; most people also had two weeks' holiday. At the same time, camping also (k) grew (grow) in popularity, because more and more people (1) had (have) their own cars.​

Объяснение:

The past simple tense usage.

Форма: вспомогательный глагол did с инфинитивом смыслового глагола или смысловой глагол во второй форме.

1. Прошедшее действие с прямым или косвенным указанием времени. Yesterday, last week, an hour ago, the other day, on Monday, in 1995, during the war, in Warsaw. He came yesterday. Он прибыл вчера. The lesson started 10 minutes ago. Урок начался десять минут назад.

2. Последовательность прошедших действий. He left the hotel, took a taxi and drove to the theatre. Он вышел из гостиницы, взял такси и поехал в театр.

3. Обычное повторяющееся прошлое действие. Last year I often went to the cinema. В прошлом году я часто ходил в кино.

4. Прошлое состояние. I lived in Poland for 5 years. Я жил в Польше пять лет.

5. Будущее гипотетическое действие в условных предложениях. If you went there tomorrow, you would see him. Если бы ты пошёл туда завтра, ты бы его увидел.

6. Настоящее гипотетическое действие или состояние в условных предложениях. If you went there every day, you would see him. Ходил бы ты туда каждый день – ты бы видел его.

7. Просьбы, пожелания, сожаления, начинающиеся с I would rather/sooner/prefer that, if only, I wish. I wish I didn’t have to work. Жаль, что мне приходится работать. If only you spoke Italian. Если бы только вы говорили по-итальянски. I would rather that it were summer now. Жаль, что сейчас не лето.