Question at position 15 15. _________ (do) you __________(hear) about the big storm yesterday? Yes, I ___________(see) the videos when I __________(turn) on the news. Didn't, hear, see, turnedDid, heard, saw, turnedDo, hear, saw, turnedDoesn't, hear, saw, turnedDid, hear, saw, turned

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To tackle this sentence, we should align the verb tenses and pronoun usage with the question form in a past context.
Option 1: 'Didn't, hear, see, turned' uses a negative form 'Didn't' at the start, which would require the base verb 'hear' to be in its base form after 'didn't'—but the structure for past simple questions typically uses 'Did' + subject + base verb, not 'Didn't' in the question stem. Also the chain 'hear' should be base form after 'Did', so this option is inconsistent with standard past simple question formation.
Option 2: 'Did, heard, saw, turned' incorrectly pairs 'Did' with 'heard'—after 'Did', the verb should be in the base form, not past tense 'heard'. This makes the sequence grammatically wrong.
Option 3: 'Do, hear, saw, turned' starts with 'Do' instead of 'Did', which is inappropriate for a question about a past event. Additionally, 'saw' is past tense while the auxiliary should be 'see' in base form after 'Do', leading to tense inconsistency.
Option 4: 'Doesn't, hear, saw, turned' uses a negative third-person singular 'Doesn't' in a past event context, which is incorrect both in auxiliary choice and in subject-verb agreement for a past-time question.
Option 5: 'Did, hear, saw, turned' correctly uses 'Did' as the past tense auxiliary, followed by the base form 'hear' and the past tense main verbs 'saw' and 'turned' in the proper sequence for a past narrative question. The question structure would be 'Did you hear about the big storm yesterday? Yes, I saw the videos when I turned on the news.' This aligns with standard English grammar for forming past-tense questions and responses.
Thus, each option is evaluated for proper auxiliary selection and tense consistency, keeping in mind that after 'Did' the verbs should be in their base forms (hear) while the sequence of reported events uses past tense (saw, turned). The only option that satisfies all these constraints is the final one, which matches the provided answer as well.

Question at position 15 15. ___ (do) you (hear) about the big storm yesterday? Yes, I _(see) the videos when I ____(turn) on the news. Didn't, hear, see, turnedDid, heard, saw, turnedDo, hear, saw, turnedDoesn't, hear, saw, turnedDid, hear, saw, turned

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