Use past simple active in one of the sentences and past simple passive in another one.
1. we (give) the wrong address so we never ( the restaurant.
2. mr. and mrs smith ( the party ( at 8 p.m.
3. the teenagers ( so much noise they ( to leave the cinema. 4. i ( to give you a letter but i ( it. sorry.
5. peter ( a new office but he (not/ it.
6. jack ( some shirts with money he ( for his birthday.

When I came in Jane looked at me gloomily and took a deep breath.
She said a few words gloomily and walked away.
I find these tips particularly good.
This task is particularly difficult for children.
The man is waiting for his wife anxiously.
They've been looking for Jeremy anxiously for two hours now.
He always works tremendously hard so he's got a good salary.
Jamie tried to speak solemnly but it sounded funny.
They solemnly promised to love each other for the rest of their lives.
All our American students miss their host families tremendously.
As soon as he realised he couldn't find his wallet, he checked the luggage fussily.
You should avoid speaking fussily on your exams.

When I came in Jane looked at me gloomily and took a deep breath.
She said a few words gloomily and walked away.
I find these tips particularly good.
This task is particularly difficult for children.
The man is waiting for his wife anxiously.
They've been looking for Jeremy anxiously for two hours now.
He always works tremendously hard so he's got a good salary.
Jamie tried to speak solemnly but it sounded funny.
They solemnly promised to love each other for the rest of their lives.
All our American students miss their host families tremendously.
As soon as he realised he couldn't find his wallet, he checked the luggage fussily.
You should avoid speaking fussily on your exams.