Question

given in the brackets:
"(you excel) as a child also?", a small child (ask) Einstein, the
eminent scientist,
"No," (say) Einstein with a smile. "When I (be) a child, my
teachers (think) that I (be) a dullard. They (not encourage)
me. On the contrary, one of them once (remark) that I would
not be able to learn Mathematics for the next seven lives. A
classmate (write) the word 'dunce' on my back. But these things
(not upset) me."
"May I ask what (keep) you motivated?" somebody in the
audience (quip) in.
"The sight of my goal," Einstein promptly (reply). "You see I never lose) sight of
my goal. I (know what I (want) to achieve in life and I (continue to work for it
with patience and perseverance."
Past Continuous: Form
Exercise 2. Rewrite the following passage using the simple past tense of the verbe​

Answer 1

excelled
asked
said
was
thought
was
did not encourage
remarked
wrote
did not
kept
quipped
replied
wanted
sorry I could'nt do excercise 2