Question

Underline the correct form of the verb.

I really get up at 5:00 a.m. My mother (wake, wakes, waking) me yesterday; she (came, didn't come, has come) to my room. So I (go, went, going) to school late. When I (entered, enters, was entering) the classroom, the teacher (has taught, was talking, taught) the lesson. I was sad because I missed the first part of the lesson.

a) wakes, came, went, enters, was talking
b) waking, didn't come, going, entered, has taught
c) wakes, has come, went, was entering, taught
d) wakes, came, go, entered, taught

Answer 1

I really get up at 5:00 a.m. My mother wakes me yesterday; she came to my room. So I went to school late. When I entered the classroom, the teacher was talking the lesson. I was sad because I missed the first part of the lesson.

Option A is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given sentences:

"I really get up at 5:00 a.m." - The verb "get" is correct as it indicates a habitual action.

"My mother wakes me yesterday" - The correct form is "came" as it is in the past.

"So I went to school late." - The past tense "went" is appropriate.

"When I entered the classroom, the teacher was talking the lesson." - "Entered" and "was talking" are the correct past forms.

Option A is the answer.