Ago - dictation, irregular verbs

Sentence 11. Listen and type it.
1. I lost my phone a week ago and I still haven't found it.
2. I lose my phone a week ago and I still haven't found it.
3. I lost my phone a week ago and I still haven't find it.
4. I lost my phone a week ago and I still didn't find it.
Sentence 12. Listen and type it.
1. How long ago did you meet your best friend?
2. How long ago did you met your best friend?
3. How long ago do you meet your best friend?
4. How long did you meet your best friend?
Sentence 13. Listen and type it.
1. We bought this house almost twenty years ago.
2. We brought this house almost twenty years ago.
3. We bought this house almost twelve years ago.
4. We buyed this house almost twenty years ago.
Sentence 14. Listen and type it.
1. A long time ago, people thought the Earth was flat.
2. A long time ago, people think the Earth is flat.
3. A long time ago, people taught the Earth was flat.
4. A long time ago, people thinked the Earth was flat.
Sentence 15. Listen and type it.
1. He left the party an hour ago without saying goodbye.
2. He leaved the party an hour ago without saying goodbye.
3. He lived the party an hour ago without saying goodbye.
4. He left the party an hour ago without say goodbye.
Sentence 16. Listen and type it.
1. I saw that film ages ago, so I don't remember the ending.
2. I see that film ages ago, so I don't remember the ending.
3. I seed that film ages ago, so I don't remember the ending.
4. I saw that film days ago, so I don't remember the ending.
Sentence 17. Listen and type it.
1. Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet more than four hundred years ago.
2. Shakespeare writed Romeo and Juliet more than four hundred years ago.
3. Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet more than forty years ago.
4. Shakespeare has written Romeo and Juliet more than four hundred years ago.
Sentence 18. Listen and type it.
1. The train didn't leave on time; it was supposed to go twenty minutes ago.
2. The train didn't left on time; it was supposed to go twenty minutes ago.
3. The train doesn't leave on time; it was supposed to go twenty minutes ago.
4. The train didn't leave on time; it was supposed to go twelve minutes ago.
Sentence 19. Listen and type it.
1. She began working here a while ago, but we've never really talked.
2. She begun working here a while ago, but we've never really talked.
3. She begins working here a while ago, but we've never really talked.
4. She began working here a while ago, but we never really talk.
Sentence 20. Listen and type it.
1. My parents got married thirty years ago today.
2. My parents get married thirty years ago today.
3. My parents got married thirteen years ago today.
4. My parents have got married thirty years ago today.