Mixed tenses (past)
1)Charlene (be) the new chef in the kitchen.
2)She (never / work) in a big restaurant before.
3)"I can do thisl" she (tell) herself.
4)Charlene (pick) up a big knife and (begin) to cut up the vegetables.
5)While she (cut), she (sing) a little song to herself.
6)Suddenly Martin the head waiter (stick) his head in the kitchen.
7)"The Dubois party (arrive). Are you ready?
8) (cry) Charlene
1) was
2) never worked
3) told
4) picked
5) либо так и будет cut, либо cut herself; sang
6) -
7) arrived
8) crіed
2) She had never worked in a big restaurant before. (Past perfect tense - "had worked" is used to talk about an action completed before another past action.)
3) "I can do this!" she told herself. (Past simple tense - "told" is the past tense of "tell" used to talk about a specific point in the past.)
4) Charlene picked up a big knife and began to cut up the vegetables. (Past simple tense - "picked" and "began" are past tense verbs used to talk about specific actions in the past.)
5) While she was cutting, she was singing a little song to herself. (Past continuous tense - "was cutting" and "was singing" are used to describe ongoing actions in the past.)
6) Suddenly, Martin the head waiter stuck his head in the kitchen. (Past simple tense - "stuck" is the past tense of "stick" used to talk about a specific action in the past.)
7) "The Dubois party has arrived. Are you ready?" (Present perfect tense - "has arrived" is used to talk about an action that happened at an unspecified time before now but has an effect in the present.)
8) Charlene cried. (Past simple tense - "cried" is the past tense of "cry" used to talk about a specific point in the past.)