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Part 1

Directions: Au téléphone: Complétez en utilisant les verbs entre parenthèses.

1. Je --------- dans la cuisine quand le téléphone ---------. (travailler, sonner)
Answer 1: travaillais
Answer 2: sonné

2. Je --------- le dîner quand tu m'as ----------. (préparer, téléphoner)
Answer 1: préparais
Answer 2: téléphoné

3. Je te --------- au téléphone quand mes parents -----------. (parler, rentrer)
Answer 1: parlais
Answer 2: rentré

4. Ils m' -------- à qui je ---------. (demander, parler)
Answer 1: ont demandé
Answer 2: parlai

5. Je leur --------- que je -------- avec toi. (répondre, parler)
Answer 1: répondais
Answer 2: parlé

Part 2
Directions: Complétez au passé

1. Les voyageurs --------- le train sur le quai. (attendre)
Answer: ont attendré

2. Le train -------- et les voyageurs ---------- en voiture. (arriver, monter)
Answer 1: a arrivé
Answer 2: ont monté

3. Beaucoup de voyageurs --------- une place quand le train -----------. (chercher, partir)
Answer 1: ont cherché
Answer 2: a parti

4. Le train -------- complet. Il n'y ---------- plus de places disponibles. (être, avoir)
Answer 1: a été
Answer 2: a eu

5. Le contrôleur -------- dans le wagon et --------- les billets. (entrer, demander)
Answer 1: a entré
Answer 2: a demandé

6. On ---------- de lui donner nos billets pour protester! (refuser)
Answer: a refusé

Part 1:

To complete the sentences in Part 1, you are given two sets of verbs in parentheses, and you need to choose the correct form of each verb to fill in the blanks based on the context of the sentence.

1. The sentence is in the past tense. "Je travaillais" is the correct form of the verb "travailler" because it agrees with the subject "Je" (meaning "I") in the imperfect tense. "Sonner" should be in the past tense, so the correct form is "sonné."

2. The sentence is also in the past tense. "Je préparais" is the correct form of the verb "préparer" in the imperfect tense, and "téléphoné" is the past participle form of the verb "téléphoner."

3. This sentence is also in the past tense. "Je parlais" is the correct form of the verb "parler" in the imperfect tense, and "rentré" is the past participle form of the verb "rentrer."

4. In this sentence, "ils" (meaning "they") is the subject and should be conjugated in the present tense. "Ont demandé" is the correct form of the verb "demander," and "parlai" should be in the past tense. Therefore, the correct form is "parlaient."

5. The subject "je" and "leur" indicate that these verbs should be in the past tense. "Répondais" is the correct form of the verb "répondre" in the imperfect tense, and "parlé" is the past participle form of the verb "parler."

Part 2:

In Part 2, you need to complete the sentences using the past tense of the verbs provided in the parentheses.

1. "Attendre" is the infinitive form of the verb, and you need to use the past participle. The correct form is "ont attendu."

2. In this sentence, "le train" is the subject and should be conjugated in the past tense. "A arrivé" is the correct form of the verb "arriver." "Ont monté" should also be in the past tense, so the correct form is "ont monté."

3. "Ont cherché" is the correct form of the verb "chercher," and "a parti" should be in the past tense. The correct form is "a parti." Note that "parti" is the past participle form of "partir."

4. "A été" is the correct form of the verb "être," and "a eu" should be in the past tense. The correct form is "a eu."

5. "A entré" is the correct form of the verb "entrer," and "a demandé" is the correct form of the verb "demander."

6. This sentence requires the past tense of the verb "refuser." The correct form is "a refusé."

By following the rules of verb conjugation and understanding the context of each sentence, you can find the correct answers to these exercises.