Use the past simple form of the verbs in brackets The tortoise and the hare?,In 2001, 22-year-old Trevor Misipeka arrived (arrive) at Edmonton in Canada to compete in the,World Athletics Championship. He (want) to take part in the shot put, but a new rule,(make) this impossible. Two days before the competition, he (have) to find,a new event! He (decide) on the 100 metres, because the new rule,(not apply) to running.,At 135 kilos, he (not have) the body of a sprinter, but he (try) his,best. So how he (do)? Well, unfortunately, Trevor didn't win. In fact, he,(come) last. The newspapers (give) him a nickname: Trevor the Tortoise.,But he (not be) sad about his time of 14.28 seconds. "That's my personal best.' he,(say).

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Use the past simple form of the verbs in brackets The tortoise and the hare?,In 2001, 22-year-old Trevor Misipeka arrived (arrive) at Edmonton in Canada to compete in the,World Athletics Championship. He (want) to take part in the shot put, but a new rule,(make) this impossible. Two days before the competition, he (have) to find,a new event! He (decide) on the 100 metres, because the new rule,(not apply) to running.,At 135 kilos, he (not have) the body of a sprinter, but he (try) his,best. So how he (do)? Well, unfortunately, Trevor didn&#x27;t win. In fact, he,(come) last. The newspapers (give) him a nickname: Trevor the Tortoise.,But he (not be) sad about his time of 14.28 seconds. "That&#x27;s my personal best.&#x27; he,(say).

Timi · Accepted Answer

In 2001, 22-year-old Trevor Misipeka arrived (arrived) at Edmonton in Canada to compete in the World Athletics Championship. He wanted (wanted) to take part in the shot put, but a new rule made (made) this impossible. Two days before the competition, he had (had) to find a new event! He decided (decided) on the 100 metres, because the new rule did not apply (did not apply) to running.

At 135 kilos, he did not have (did not have) the body of a sprinter, but he tried (tried) his best. So how did he do (did)? Well, unfortunately, Trevor didn&#x27;t win. In fact, he came (came) last. The newspapers gave (gave) him a nickname: Trevor the Tortoise. But he was not (was not) sad about his time of 14.28 seconds. &#x27;That&#x27;s my personal best.&#x27; he said (said).

Nhi · Answer

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linhnguyen · Answer

In 2001, 22-year-old Trevor Misipeka arrived (arrived) at Edmonton in Canada to compete in the World Athletics Championship. He wanted (wanted) to take part in the shot put, but a new rule made (made) this impossible. Two days before the competition, he had (had) to find a new event! He decided (decided) on the 100 metres, because the new rule did not apply (did not apply) to running.

At 135 kilos, he did not have (did not have) the body of a sprinter, but he tried (tried) his best. So how did he do (did)? Well, unfortunately, Trevor didn't win. In fact, he came (came) last. The newspapers gave (gave) him a nickname: Trevor the Tortoise. But he was not (was not) sad about his time of 14.28 seconds. 'That's my personal best.' he said (said).

uhuhu · Answer

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