Choose the right words to complete the sentences. Choose the correct option. We ___ ice hockey yesterday. Our teacher ___ the board and ___ writing. Josh ___ in London two years ago. I ___ and looked at Mary.

Hello! Let's fill in the blanks with the correct verbs. This is a task on the Past Simple tense, so we need verbs that describe actions that happened yesterday or in the past.

1. We ___ ice hockey yesterday.

Since the action happened yesterday, we need the past tense of the verb 'to play'. The past tense is 'played'.

2. Our teacher ___ the board and ___ writing.

This sentence has two actions the teacher did. Let's assume the teacher was writing on the board. So, the teacher wrote on the board and was writing (or perhaps 'started writing'). Given the options typically presented in such exercises, 'wrote' and 'was writing' are likely candidates for the past simple and past continuous, respectively. Without options, we'll assume simple past for both for consistency if the context is not continuous.

Let's re-evaluate based on typical exercise structures. If the teacher 'wrote' on the board, and then 'was writing', it implies a sequence. However, if it's a single action described in two ways, it could be simpler. Let's assume the teacher wrote on the board and was writing (implying an ongoing action at some past point). If both are simple past, it's 'wrote' and 'wrote'.

3. Josh ___ in London two years ago.

The phrase 'two years ago' clearly indicates a past action. If Josh went to London, the verb would be 'went'. If he lived there, it would be 'lived'. Let's assume 'went'.

4. I ___ and looked at Mary.

This sentence also implies a past action. If the action was 'to see', then 'saw' would fit. If it was 'to smile', then 'smiled'. Assuming a common verb like 'to see', the past tense is 'saw'.

Let's consolidate the most probable answers assuming simple past tense is required for all actions indicated as completed in the past.

Completed Sentences:

• We played ice hockey yesterday.
• Our teacher wrote the board and was writing. (Assuming a sequence or description of actions. If both are simple past, then 'wrote' and 'wrote').
• Josh went in London two years ago.
• I saw and looked at Mary.

Note: The exact word choices depend heavily on the options provided in the dropdown menus (Выбери ответ). Without them, I've selected the most grammatically appropriate verbs in the past tense that fit the context.