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What does the following sentence mean: When John arrived, they went out. ?

they stayed at home and were bored

first John arrived and then they went out

they went out after John arrived

they went out before John arrived. He missed them.

The marathon runner (sweat) when she (cross) the finish line.

was sweating / crossed

sweat / ran

was sweating / was crossing

sweat / run

fall, ?, ?

fell, fell

fell, fallen

falled, falled

fall, fall

Thankfully, no one (injure) when the accident happened.

was injured

injured

had injured

had been injured

While I (play) tennis, my mom (watch) me.

was playing / watched

played / was watching

played / watched

was playing / was watching

bring, ?, ?

bringed, bran

brang, brought

brought, brought

brang, brung

leave, ?, ?

leaved, leaved

left, loft

left, leaven

left, left

see, ?, ?

saw, sawn

saw, seen

soo, suu

seed, seen

They didn't win the match so they (start) to train every evening.

did start

started

were starting

had started

When I heard the knock at the door, I (get up) and (open) the door. No one (be) there.

was getting up, opened, had been

get up, opened, was

got up, opened, was

got up, was opening, was

cut, ? , ?

cutted, cutted

cat, not

cut, cut

cat, kitten

It was a cold night and it (rain). I (watch) TV. Suddenly I (hear) a knock at the door.

rained / was watching / heard

rained / watched / heard

was raining / was watching / heard

was raining / watched / was hearing

Yesterday, the museum (decide) not to identify the man who (cause) the disaster the day before.

had decided, caused

decided, had caused

had decided, had caused

decides, causes

The Christmas tree (already, decorate) when I (arrive) there yesterday.

was already decorated / had arrived

had already been decorated / arrived

was already decorated / arrived

had decorated / arrived

They (not able to) play tennis because they (not book) a court.

weren't able, weren't booked

didn't play, hadn't booked

weren't able to, had not booked

weren't able to, hadn't booked

think, ?, ?

tought, tought

thank, thunk

thought, thought

tough, toughed

When they turned on the TV, the match (finish, already) - they missed it!

already finished

had already finished

was already finished

already had finished