Gateway A2 Unit 4 Test.Grammar.

The correct answer is "watched." This is because the verb "watched" is in the past tense, which matches the context of the sentence where the speaker is referring to watching a program about Mexico on TV last night.

B enjoyed their holiday in Spain.

In the given conversation, person B agrees with person A's statement about the fantastic food in Italy and mentions that they have eaten lots of pizza, pasta, and ice cream. Therefore, the correct answer is "ate".

The correct answer is "we saw." This is because the past tense of the verb "see" is "saw." Therefore, when referring to the action of seeing beautiful buildings in Prague in the past, "we saw" is the appropriate phrase to use.

The correct answer is "was". In this sentence, we are talking about the weather last weekend, so we use the past simple form of the verb "be" which is "was" for the singular subject "it".

The correct answer is "were" because it agrees with the subject "we" and the past tense verb "walked." The sentence is in the past tense, so the verb "were" is used to indicate that the subject "we" was tired after walking a long way yesterday.

The correct answer is "couldn’t understand" because it correctly uses the past tense of "can't understand" to indicate that the person was unable to comprehend what the English teacher was saying on a specific occasion.

The sentence "Last morning, I did my homework before lunch" is incorrect because "last morning" is not a commonly used phrase. The correct option to correct this mistake is "Yesterday morning" which accurately refers to the morning of the previous day.

B is unable to come to the cinema this evening because their teacher gave them a lot of homework, so they have to stay at home.

The correct answer is "Why were you." This is the correct question formation in English when asking about someone's actions or whereabouts in the past. The word "were" is used because it matches the subject "you," which is the second person singular or plural pronoun.

B: Yes. We bought a lot of food for the party at the supermarket this morning.

The correct answer is "Correct" because the sentence is in the past tense and the verb "went" is already in the correct form. The phrase "the day before yesterday" indicates that the action happened in the past, so "did went" and "we go" would be grammatically incorrect.

The correct answer is "were" because the word "people" is plural, indicating that there is more than one person. Therefore, the verb "were" is the correct form to match the plural subject.

In this sentence, the speaker is referring to a past event where someone told them where to buy tickets. However, despite the information given, the speaker was unable to find the place. The word "could" is used to indicate the speaker's ability or potential to find the place, but in this case, they were unable to do so.

The water being very cold at the swimming pool made it impossible for us to swim.