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1. I _____have_____thrown____ (thrown) the rubbish in the litter bin.

2. Peter ______gave____(give) David a present.

3. Minnie and Micky _____went_____ __(go) to Disneyland yesterday.

4. Last week my friend___wrote__(w rite) a funny story.

5. ____Will___ you ____come____(come) to school tomorrow.

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I.____throw_____(throw) the rubbish in the litter bin.

2.Peter _______gives_______(give)David a present.

3.Minnie and Micky_________went________(go) to Disneyland yesterday.

4.Last week my friend_______woite_____(write) a funny story.

5.___will____ you ___come____(come) to school tomorrow.

1.I throw the rubbish in the litter bin.

2.Peter gives David a present.

3.Minnie and Micky went to Disneyland yesterday.

4.Last week my friend wrote a funny story.

5.Will you come to school tomorrow.

1. throw
2. gives
3. went
4. has written
5. will come

2007-02-07 08:25:28 補充：
5. Will, come

I._________(throw) the rubbish in the litter bin.
"Throw" present tense. it usually shows on the sign.

2.Peter ______________(give)David a present.
either "gives or gave". use "gives" since this is the model answer for the text book, plus the sentence doesn't contain any tense, so we assume it s in the present tense. normally people would use "gave" in a conversation. like they are talking about something that had happened. so that would be in the past tense. it really depends. say "gives" is for text book answer, and "gave" is for oral.

3.Minnie and Micky_________________(go) to Disneyland yesterday.
"went" past tense. subjects are more than one, which are Minnie and Micky. use "go" in the present tense. since the sentence has the word "yesterday", the verb in the sentences will change into past tense form.

4.Last week my friend____________(write) a funny story.
"wrote" past tense. as i have mentioned above, "last week" means before persent. whenever you see the word "last", 90% means it is in the past tense.

5._______ you _______(come) to school tomorrow.
"will you come to school tomorrow?"
"are you comming to school tomorrow?"
if that sentence is a question, use either one. in the first place, always watch out the punctuation. once the period has replaced the question mark, the meaning of the whole sentence changes, even worse, it wouldnt make any sence. so be careful with that. for the first one, it s more in a formal way. the second one is more in the oral style.

1. Throw
2. gives
3. went
4. wrote
5. Will, come

1.throw
2.gave
3.went
4.wrote
5.Will , come