Complete the dialogue with the correct forms of the verbs in the past. Not really. The actors ... (be) so bad that I ... (fall) asleep after 20 minutes And when I ... (wake) up, I only ... (see) the last two minutes of the film

Complete the dialoogue with the correct forms of the verbs in the past. 1 Well, I ... (want) to watch it, but then Natalie ... (call, and we ... (go) to see the matc together ... (be) the film good? 2 Not really. The actors ... (be) so bad that l ...

1. (already/see) I ... the film. 2. (just/see) I ... the film. 3. (ever/see) ... you ... the film. 4. (when/see) When ... you ... the film. 5. (see/in 2003) ... you ... the film in 2003? 6. (never/see) I ... the film. 7. (see/yet) ... you ...

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Perfect or the Past Simple. 1. (already / see) I ... the film. 2. (just / see) I ... the film. 3. (ever / see) ... you ... the film. 4. (when / see) When ... you ... the film. 5. (see / in 2003) ... you ...

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Perfect the Past Simple 1. (Already/see) I ... the film 2. (Just / see) I ... the film 3 (ever / see) ... you ... the film? 4. (when / see) When ... you ... the film 5 (see/in 2003) ... you ...

Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings. 1. fall apart 2. fall out 3. fall off 4. fall for 5. fall behind a. when something detaches from a bigger object b. to break into pieces c. fall in love, develop a romantic attraction to someone d.