Ago - dictation, regular verbs

Sentence 1. Listen and type it.
1. My grandparents moved to Canada over fifty years ago.
2. My grandparents move to Canada over fifty years ago.
3. My grandparents moved to Canada over fifteen years ago.
4. My grandparents moved to Canada for over fifty years.
Sentence 2. Listen and type it.
1. I started learning the guitar a couple of months ago.
2. I start learning the guitar a couple of months ago.
3. I started learning the guitar a couple of weeks ago.
4. I've started learning the guitar a couple of months ago.
Sentence 3. Listen and type it.
1. How long ago did you apply for this job?
2. How long ago do you apply for this job?
3. How long ago did you applied for this job?
4. How long have you applied for this job?
Sentence 4. Listen and type it.
1. She called me about ten minutes ago, but I didn't answer.
2. She calls me about ten minutes ago, but I don't answer.
3. She called me about two minutes ago, but I didn't answer.
4. She called me about ten minutes ago, but I didn't answered.
Sentence 5. Listen and type it.
1. We visited Edinburgh three summers ago and loved it.
2. We visit Edinburgh three summers ago and love it.
3. We visited Edinburgh three summers ago and lived there.
4. We visited Edinburgh three summers before and loved it.
Sentence 6. Listen and type it.
1. Two weeks ago, the town council decided to close the old swimming pool.
2. Two weeks ago, the town council decides to close the old swimming pool.
3. Two years ago, the town council decided to close the old swimming pool.
4. Two weeks ago, the town council decided to clean the old swimming pool.
Sentence 7. Listen and type it.
1. I tried sushi for the first time a few years ago.
2. I try sushi for the first time a few years ago.
3. I tried sushi for the first time a few days ago.
4. I have tried sushi for the first time a few years ago.
Sentence 8. Listen and type it.
1. The match finished half an hour ago, so the streets are still busy.
2. The match finishes half an hour ago, so the streets are still busy.
3. The match finished an hour and a half ago, so the streets are still busy.
4. The match finished half an hour ago, so the streets were still busy.
Sentence 9. Listen and type it.
1. They didn't want a dog a year ago, but now they have two!
2. They don't want a dog a year ago, but now they have two!
3. They didn't wanted a dog a year ago, but now they have two!
4. They didn't want a dog a year ago, but now they have one!
Sentence 10. Listen and type it.
1. My brother graduated from university just over a year ago.
2. My brother graduates from university just over a year ago.
3. My brother graduated from university just over a month ago.
4. My brother has graduated from university just over a year ago.