Change verb in the bracket into past tense (V2) Dear Rina, I've spent several days in San Francisco and I'm still not tired of this city. People in San Francisco are friendly and helpful. I have an interesting story about that. It (1) (happen) the day after my mother and I (2) (arrive) in San Francisco. My father (3) (take) us sightseeing in rented car, We arrived at this beautiful spot where you can see the view of the bay from the top of the steps, which seem to reach all the way down the hill. My dad (4) (stay) in the car while my mum and I got out of the car to take pictures. We were taking turns posing and taking pictures when I (5) (spot) a man in his sport gear, carrying his bicycle, climbing the steep steps. I was fascinated by the man and kept on watching him as he finishes his ascent, gasping for air. But, we were slightly surprised when he suddenly (6) (approach) us and extended his hand as if asking for our camera. We(7) (think) he was going to harm us, since he was still breathing heavily and (8) (can not) say a word. Moreover, he (9) (look) so menacing with those cycling-glasses. But then he (10) (explain), with gesture, that he just (11) (want) to help us take care of pictures. Oh, thank God! So we (12) (give) him our camera and (13) (let) him take our pictures. I'm still a bit ashamed when I think of it. We had misjudged that stranger. As it (14) (turn) out, he only (15) (want) to help us.Well, let that be a lesson! Don't judge a book by its cover and don't always think negatively of stranger. Well, that's all for now. I'll be back to Indonesia next week with lots of pictures and stories. Love, Nindya

Change verb in the bracket into past tense (V2)

Dear Rina,

    I've spent several days in San Francisco and I'm still not tired of this city. People in San Francisco are friendly and helpful.

    I have an interesting story about that. It (1)      (happen) the day after my mother and I (2)      (arrive) in San Francisco. My father (3)      (take) us sightseeing in rented car, We arrived at this beautiful spot where you can see the view of the bay from the top of the steps, which seem to reach all the way down the hill.

    My dad (4)      (stay) in the car while my mum and I got out of the car to take pictures. We were taking turns posing and taking pictures when I (5)      (spot) a man in his sport gear, carrying his bicycle, climbing the steep steps. I was fascinated by the man and kept on watching him as he finishes his ascent, gasping for air. But, we were slightly surprised when he suddenly (6)      (approach) us and extended his hand as if asking for our camera.

    We(7)      (think) he was going to harm us, since he was still breathing heavily and (8)      (can not) say a word. Moreover, he (9)      (look) so menacing with those cycling-glasses. But then he (10)      (explain), with gesture, that he just (11)      (want) to help us take care of pictures. Oh, thank God! So we (12)      (give) him our camera and (13)      (let) him take our pictures. I'm still a bit ashamed when I think of it. We had misjudged that stranger. As it (14)      (turn) out, he only (15)      (want) to help us. Well, let that be a lesson! Don't judge a book by its cover and don't always think negatively of stranger.

    Well, that's all for now. I'll be back to Indonesia next week with lots of pictures and stories.

Love,

Nindya