Fill in the blanks with one of the past tenses: simple past, past continuous, present
perfect (continuous), or past perfect (continuous). In some cases, more than one
answer is possible. The first one is done for you. 10
A: What happened (happen) to your car?
B: I _____________(have) an accident yesterday.
A: How_____________(it/happen)?
C: I _____________(drive) to work when a dog__________(come) in front of my
car. I________(stop) my car suddenly, and the car behind me__________(hit) my
car because the driver_________(follow) me too closely.
A: _______________(you get) a ticket?
B: No, but the driver who hit me did.
A: Who will pay to have your car fixed?
B: The other driver. When he__________(hit) me, he ___________(get) out of his car
and gave me his insurance card
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The conversation between A, B, and C is given below.
A: What happened to your car?
B: I had an accident yesterday.
A: How did it happen?
C: I was driving to work when a dog came in front of my car. I stopped my car suddenly, and the car behind me hit my car because the driver was following me too closely.
A: Did you get a ticket?
B: No, but the driver who hit me did.
A: Who will pay to have your car fixed?
B: The other driver. When he hit me, he got out of his car and gave me his insurance card.
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