Here are the correct forms for the verbs in the sentences provided:

### V. Put the verb into the correct form, past simple or past continuous.

1. Mia **saw** many beautiful ancient houses when she was wandering around the old part of the city.
2. I **was doing** a quiz about ancient civilization all Sunday morning.
3. My grandparents **did not live** in France when the revolution happened.
4. The first fish and chip shop **did not open** in Italy. It was in the UK.
5. Matthew **worked** for a multinational company at the time.
6. What **did they serve** to their guests at the party last night?
7. He **taught** several years at the local secondary school, then **went** abroad for further study.
8. The explorers **found** the ancient pyramid when they **were walking** through the jungle.
9. I **observed** the ancient artefacts while the tour guide **explained** their origins.
10. The waiters **served** the customers when the fire **started**.

### VI. Put the verb into the correct form.

1. Andy wishes that he **could** think of a way of helping.
2. The teacher wishes that her students **paid** more attention to the lessons.
3. I wish you **did not live** so far away.
4. I wish Dam Sen Water Park **were** near my house.
5. He wishes he **were driving** a Lamborghini in Paris right now.
6. I just wish that everything **could be** as it used to be.
7. Don’t you ever wish you **had** someone to share your troubles with?
8. I wish I **were eating** Spanish food in Barcelona at present.
9. I wish I **knew** how to use a computer.
10. These seats are very uncomfortable. I wish we **could travel** first class.