Jawaban:

1. Yesterday our teacher arrived  five minutes late

2. Our morning paper is read by over 200.00 people every day

3. Last night my favorite TV program was interrupted by a special news bulletin

4. That's not my coat. It belongs to Louise

5. Our mail is delivered before noon every day

6. The "b" in "comb" isn't pronounced it is silent

7.A bad accidenthappened on Highway 95 last night

8. When I arrived at the airport yesterday, I met by my cousin and a couple of her friends

9. Yesterday I heard about Margaret's divorce. I was surprised by the news. Janice shocked

10. A new house built next door to ours next year

Penjelasan:

-Past tense: arrived; past participle: arrived

reach a place at the end of a journey or a stage in a journey.

-The past tense of read is also read. The third-person singular simple present indicative form of read is read. The past participle of read is read or readen (archaic or dialect).

-An act of interrupting something or someone or the state of being interrupted: such as. a : a stoppage or hindering of an activity for a time Our conversation continued without interruption for over an hour. b : a break in the continuity of something Internet service interruptions.

-3rd person present: belongs

be the property of.

-Past tense: delivered; past participle: delivered

1.

bring and hand over (a letter, parcel, or ordered goods) to the proper recipient or address.

"the products should be delivered on time"

2.

provide (something promised or expected).

-Adjective

very noticeable or marked; conspicuous.

-Past tense: happened; past participle: happened

1.

take place; occur.

"two hours had passed and still nothing had happened"

2.

find or come across by chance.

"Mike played football as a boy and happened on cycling by accident"

-Definition of met

past tense and past participle of meet.

-Past tense: heard; past participle: heard

1.

perceive with the ear the sound made by (someone or something).

"behind her she could hear men's voices"

2.

be told or informed of.

"have you heard the news?"

-Adjective

feeling or showing surprise.

-Verb

past and past participle of build.

adjective

(of a person) having a specified physical size or build.

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Apologies if this was incorrect/wrong