Past tenses Last year we began a study of airbags on our four wheel drive vehicles. First we analysed the results of the tests that we had carried out.

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Past tenses Last year we began a study of airbags on our four wheel drive vehicles. First we analysed the results of the tests that we had carried out. After the results had been compiled. we used modelling software to evaluate the performance of the airbags. This showed how well they had performed under different conditions. While we were evaluating the physical performance another study was assessing the materials that we were using. All the results were then recorded into a database . A

Past simple and Past continuous Past simple passive Past simple active The performance of the air bags was assessed Last year we began a new study Positive The results weren't recorded We didn't develop the software ourselves Negative Where were the findings published ? Where did you record the results ? Question Past continuous passive Past continuous active While the test was being carried out ... Whíle the analyst was carrying out the test … ... the results were not being recorded . the other technicians were not recording the results Why were the findings being written down? What were you doing during the test phase ?

Past perfect Past perfect simple active ... after the results had Past perfect simple passive Past perfect simple active ... after the results had been compiled. After we had compiled the resuIts... Positive ... beca use the data had not been recorded. Because they had not recorded the data... Negative Had all the tests been carried out? Had they carried out all the tests? Question Past perfect continuous active The analyst had been checking the walls yesterday ... We had not been evaluating the physical characteristics ... How long had you been working on the project? Note: the past perfect continuous active is quite unusual and the past perfect continuous passive is very rare

Past tenses C Uses All the past tenses are used to express activities at a definite time in the past . The past simple describes: 1- an activity at a definite time in the past 2- The study of airbags was started last year. The past continuous describes: 1- an activity which is a time frame for another activity 2- While we were studying the airbags. we made a significant discovery. 3- While our team was studying performance. another team was looking at the characteristics.

Past tenses C Uses The past perfect describes: 1- an activity that happened earlier than another activity in the past 2- Our studies showed how weII the equipment had performed. Notes: We use the past tenses with these expressions: yesterday yesterday morning / afternoon / evening last last night / week / month / year ago one hour / two weeks / three months / four years ago in in 2005 / the 1990's / the 19th century

Questions Six of the folIowing sentences contain mistakes. Find the mistakes and correct them. 1 1- Sydney Harbour Bridge was building in 1932. 2- While they were carrying out tests in the laboratories. researchers were analysing past results. 3- The first real road builders in Britain was the Romans. 4- The Romans built roads of layers of broken stones of various sizes and were covering them with flat stones. 5- The system didn't working because the loudspeaker had been wrongly connected.

Questions 1 6- Before factories were told to stop polluting the environment, waste was being dumped in rivers and in the sea. 7- Louis Pasteur was discovering the action of germs while he was studying fermentation in wines. 8- The production process had already been shut down when the leak in the fuel tank was found. 9- Nuclear energy began to be used from the mid-1950s. 10- In the second half of the 20th century, the electronics industry transforming the way we work in factories.

Questions Make past tense questions and answers using the words given. 2 1: When were fibre optics first developed? 1- When / be / fibre optics / first / develop? 2- The boxes / break / because they / make / of low quality materials 3- The power supply / cut off / because / cables / come down / during the storm 4- They / not complete / the foundations / by the time the building materials / arrive.

Questions 2 5- When / they / install / the solar panels? 6- be / this / the first hydroelectric scheme/ in Scotland? 7- They / not use / wood chip / for heating / when the engineer / visit / the factory. 8- How / they / produce / gas / before they / discover / North Sea gas? 9- be / the oil pollution along the coastline / cause / by an oil tanker spillage? 10- How / they prepare access to this mine?

Questions Complete the folIowing report of an accident which happened in a factory with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 3 On Friday morning at 9.25 a worker in the chemical plant (a) ………. (find) by a female colleague. He (b)……….. (lie) on the floor. His colleague (c)……… (check) that he (d)……….. still ………… (breathe) and then (e)……….. (call) the emergency services. The injured man (f)………….. (take) to hospital where he later (g)………… (recover). An investigation at the factory (h) ……….(find) that a bottle containing a dangerous chemical liquid (i)…………. (leave) open. Vapour from the liquid (j) ………… (escape) into the air. While he had been working in the room he (k)………… (become) unwell . He (l)…………. (become) drowsy and then (m) ………(fall) unconscious. Investigating officers ore interviewing everyone who (n)………… (work) in the factory that morning

Answer key Exercise 3 Exercise 1 1 was built 2 --- 3 were 4 covered A was found B was lying C checked D was still breathing E called F was taken G recovered H found I had been left J had escaped K had become L had become M (had) fallen N was working Exercise 1 1 was built 2 --- 3 were 4 covered 5 work 6 --- 7 discovered 8 --- 9 --- 10 transformed

Answer key 3 Exercise 2 1- When were fibre optics first developed? 2- The boxes broke because they were made/had been made of low quality materials. 3- The power supply was cut off because cables came down during the storm. 4- They had not completed the foundations by the time the building materials arrived. 5- When did they install the solar panels? 6- Was this the first hydroelectric scheme in Scotland? 7- They were not using wood chip for heating when the engineer visited the factory. 8- How did they produce gas before they discovered North Sea gas? 9- Was the oil pollution along the coastline caused by an oil tanker spillage? 10- How did they prepare access to this mine?