5.31.* Put the verbs in italics in the simple or continuous past tense. Remember that some verbs are not used in the continuous aspect. AT NOON YESTERDAY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. At noon yesterday, Sarah Scott was putting colorful dishes and napkins on the table. The table looked festive. chicken on the barbecue grill. It (smell) Joe Scott (cook) delicious. Alex (stand) by his father with the container that (hold) the barbecue sauce. He (taste) the sauce to see if it (have) enough spices in it. His father (ask) him, "What do you think, "It tastes perfect, Alex, is the sauce alright?" Alex (reply) Dad. You're a great cook." On a small wooden stage a jazz band (play) (play) was their own composition. It (sound) Some children (stand) in front of the platform. They (look) at the performers and making faces at them; they (be) silly. Two young people (dance) to the rhythm of the music. They (recognize) the tune from the radio. They (love) performance of their favorite song. They (think) While they (dance) they (talk) the live the middle of the day. The sky (be) no wind. The sunshine (feel) their picnic lunch and talking happily. Suddenly, the Scotts (see) eating to watch it. The officer (walk) a police car driving up. They (stop) over and (tell) them their car was parked illegally. The day didn't seem so bright for the Scotts any more. Joe (leave) the table in a hurry to move the family car. It (be). (be) — . The tune they great. it was great. about their future together. blue and there warm. The Scotts (eat)
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At noon yesterday, Sarah Scott put colorful dishes and napkins on the table and the table looked festive. Joe Scott cooked chicken on the barbecue grill and it smelled delicious. Alex stood by his father with the container that held the barbecue sauce and he tasted the sauce to see if it had enough spices in it. His father asked him, "What do you think, Alex? It tastes perfect. Is the sauce alright?" Alex replied, "Dad, you're a great cook." On a small wooden stage, a jazz band played their own composition and it sounded great. Some children stood in front of the platform and looked at the performers, making faces at them and being silly. Two young people danced to the rhythm of the music and recognized the tune from the radio. They loved the performance of their favorite song and thought the tune was great. While they danced, they talked about their future together. The sky was blue and there was no wind. The sunshine felt warm. The Scotts were eating their picnic lunch and talking happily. Suddenly, the Scotts saw a police car driving up and stopped eating to watch it. The officer walked over and told them their car was parked illegally. The day didn't seem so bright for the Scotts anymore. Joe left the table in a hurry to move the family car and it was.