Question

1. I can't believe she ___ my sandwich! ate had eaten 2. I couldn't believe she ___ my sandwich! ate had eaten 3. He ___ his homework so he was allowed to eat with us. didhad done 4. I ___ of going to Italy before she suggested it. hadn't thought didn't think 5. What ___ today? had you done did you do

Answer 1

Answer:

dont know im just here for an answer

Answer 2

Completed sentences are as follows:

• 1. I can't believe she ate my sandwich!
• 2. I couldn't believe she had eaten my sandwich!
• 3. He did his homework so he was allowed to eat with us.
• 4. I hadn't thought of going to Italy before she suggested it.
• 5. What did you do today? had you done

Tenses:

• Tense is a category used in language to communicate time reference.
• The employment of various verb tenses, particularly in their conjugation patterns, frequently indicates a tense.
• The past, present, and future are the three basic tenses that can be found in various languages.
• The most crucial aspect of the English language is the tenses.
• In written and verbal communication, tenses are used to express the moment at which an event occurred.
• The sender's message could be misunderstood and confused if the tenses are used incorrectly.
• The position of an event in time is conveyed by the tense.
• The verb forms that go along with each tensile are used to distinguish them.

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