English Training Program - Week 3

since "angry" is an adjective, we need a "to be" (look at EPT Week 1 if you forget what it is)
"was angry" is the correct answer which makes the sentence grammatically correct.

"I said" is the correct form.
The expression "I was say" is incorrect since the to be "was" is not needed.
"I was said" is an illogical expression in this case.

"Did not" is always followed by infinitives (He did not go, He did not do)

"Hitted" is not a word.

- "I working" is grammatically incorrect.

- "I was worked"  means "Saya dikerjain" (passive instead of active)

- "I worked" is the correct answer.

Past Continuous (Ongoing situation) is usually paired with Past Simple (which usually describes interruption)

Past perfect (I had done something) is used to describe something before an action done in the past.
To put it simply, past perfect is "the past of the past".

The explanation will be given after you answer Question number 8.

"used to" (past habits) is typically followed by infinitives (V1)

Why did it do something? (NOT "Why did it doing something" or "Why did it does" something")

Why did the chicken cross the road?

Past Continuous (Ongoing situation) is usually paired with Past Simple (which usually describes interruption)

a. Since the sentence is a question, "You were trying" is incorrect.

b. "Did you trying" is incorrect. The word "did" changes the verb into infinitives. (Did you go? Did you find it?)

c. "Were you trying" is the best answer to formulate a question.