1.Susan hasn't played (not play) squash before the learned (learn) how to play tennis. - PIERWSZA CZESC ZDANIA JEST WCZESNIEJSZA NIZ DRUGA. DRUGA JEST W SIMPLE PAST - TO PERWSZA MUSI BYC W PAST PERFECT
2.They haven't taken (not, take) many pictures of their children since they were (be) little kids. OK
3.He was skiing (ski) down the hill when suddenly he crashed (crash) into another skier.OK
Have you ever ate (ever, eat) octopus? TRZECIA FORMA OD 'EAT'?
4.Peter had played (play)computer games hours before he gone (go) to school. DRUGA FORMA OD 'GO'?
Have she found (find) her purse yet? KONCOWKA 'HAVE'?
5.John has left (leave) his mobilE on the bus. - SIMPLE PAST, BO TERAZ JUZ NIE JEST W AUTOBUSIE
6.This female gorrila had given (give) birth to 2 offspring before she arrived (arrive) at our zoo. OK - W ZDANIU NR 1 MASZ TAKA SAMA SYTUACJE, PRAWDA?
7.The Jackson had lived (live) in that house for 15 years before they fiNaLLy moved (move) to Dover last year. OK
8.We had (have) lunch when our neighbour were coming (come) and telling (tell) us that we flooding (flood) hid bathroom. NIE, BYLISMY W TRAKCIE JEDZENIA, KIEDY SIASIAD PRZYSZEDL I POWIEDZIAL 'ZALALSCIE MI LAZIENKE'
9.I was spending (spend) a few days in Madrit. It's a wonderful. SIMPLE PAST
10 Hasn't she finished (finish) yet? OK
Nie było źle, kilka głupich błędów, niewiele powaznych. Widzisz, jak sie oplaca samemu rozwiazac zadanie?