Read the order in which the events happened and then choose between the past simple or past perfect forms to complete the sentences.

First, I wrote a letter. Second, I showed him the letter.
I wrote a letter and a few days later I it to him.​

She gets up

She got up

She is getting up

She was getting up

She will get up

She brushes her teeth

She brushed her teeth

She is brushing her teeth

She was brushing her teeth

She will brush her teeth

She takes a shower

She took a shower

She is taking a shower

She was taking a shower

She will take a shower

She has a breakfast

She had a breakfast

She is having a breakfast

She was having a breakfast

She will have a breakfast

She defecates

She defecated

She is defecating

She was defecating

She will defecate

She goes to school

She went to school

She is going to school

She was going to school

She will go to school

She raises a hand

She raised a hand

She is raising a hand

She was raising a hand

She will raise a hand

She twists wrap

She twisted wrap

She is twisting wrap

She was twisting wrap

She will twist wrap

She sleeps

She slept

She is sleeping

She was sleeping

She will sleep

There was a boy Peter. He lived with his parents in an old house. This house was gradually falling apart and the family wanted to move. Then one day the boy’s parents went to visit and Peter was left alone at home. At first everything was fine. But then Peter heard some strange sounds in the kitchen. Peter got scared and crawled under the bed. The sounds didn’t stop. Peter called his parents, but his parents didn’t pick up the phone. Then Peter decided to take the scissors and go to the kitchen. Peter came to the kitchen, but the sounds stopped abruptly.