Use Past Simple, Past Progressive or Past Prefect: 11. He (want) impress her parents as he (not meet) them before. 12. Mother (tell) us that she (plan) soup fish and a chocolate mousse for dinner. 13. His brother (be) taken to the hospital because he (have) an accident. 14. When we (arrive), mother (go) into the kitchen to do the last preparations for the meal. 15. Mary (bring) him a glass of water as he (ask) her about it. 16. When David (enter) the kitchen, he (see) that his cat (eat) meat. 17. Jenny (tell) her mother, that she (water) the flowers. 18. We (want) to know which way they (choose). 19. She (be) afraid that they (not tell) the police the truth. 20. They (know) that he already (start) his work for our firm

1. He wanted (Past Simple) to impress her parents as he hadn't met (Past Perfect) them before. 2. Mother told (Past Simple) us that she had planned (Past Perfect) soup fish and a chocolate mousse for dinner. 3. His brother was taken (Past Simple) to the hospital because he had had (Past Perfect) an accident. 4. When we arrived (Past Simple), mother had gone (Past Perfect) into the kitchen to do the last preparations for the meal. 5. Mary brought (Past Simple) him a glass of water as he had asked (Past Perfect) her about it. 6. When David entered (Past Simple) the kitchen, he saw (Past Simple) that his cat was eating (Past Progressive) meat. 7. Jenny told (Past Simple) her mother that she had watered (Past Perfect) the flowers. 8. We wanted (Past Simple) to know which way they had chosen (Past Perfect). 9. She was afraid (Past Simple) that they hadn't told (Past Perfect) the police the truth. 20. They knew (Past Simple) that he had already started (Past Perfect) his work for our firm.