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1) They go by air, but this time they decided to go by sea. 2) They bought tickets and travelled all through the night to Calais. 3) They were in time to go on board the ship waiting at the quay. 4) They went straight down to the restaurant for breakfast. 5) They saw that the coast of France was disappearing and ahead were the white cliffs of Dover. 6) They joined the many passengers who were leaning on the rails watching the English coast. 7) It seemed much more exciting than getting off a plane at London Airport. 8) At the entrance to the Customs Office their passports were checked. 9) The officer did not ask them to open their cases and in a minute they were through the gate, on the platform, and seated on the London train.
1. A TV report. Fill in the verbs in their correct form. Yesterday there was a bank raid in Santa Barbara, California. Robert Johnson, a reporter for the local TV station is giving this report. Yesterday morning four men with guns ... (came) into the National Bank here in Main Street and ... (told) the manager to give them all the money in the bank. But before the gang ... (could) get away, the police (had arrived). Now, what’s the situation like today? The gang ... (have shut) themselves in the bank, and they ... (say) they’ll kill everybody in the bank if the police try to get in. The police ... (have closed) the streets around the bank, all traffic and all movement in the city centre ... (has been stopped). Large numbers of police ... (have been brought) into the area by the local police chief. The gang ... (were given) food at 9 o’clock this morning. The police hope they’ll give some of it to the other people in the bank. They ... (have been given) three meals altogether now. Very little else ... (has happened) today.
2) They bought tickets and travelled all through the night to Calais.
3) They were in time to go on board the ship waiting at the quay.
4) They went straight down to the restaurant for breakfast.
5) They saw that the coast of France was disappearing and ahead were the white cliffs of Dover.
6) They joined the many passengers who were leaning on the rails watching the English coast.
7) It seemed much more exciting than getting off a plane at London Airport.
8) At the entrance to the Customs Office their passports were checked.
9) The officer did not ask them to open their cases and in a minute they were through the gate, on the platform, and seated on the London train.
Yesterday there was a bank raid in Santa Barbara, California. Robert Johnson, a
reporter for the local TV station is giving this report.
Yesterday morning four men with guns ... (came) into the National Bank here in
Main Street and ... (told) the manager to give them all the money in the bank. But before the gang ... (could) get away, the police (had arrived). Now, what’s the situation like today? The gang ... (have shut) themselves in the bank, and they ... (say) they’ll kill everybody in the bank if the police try to get in. The police ... (have closed) the streets around the bank, all traffic and all movement in the city centre ... (has been stopped). Large numbers of police ... (have been brought) into the area by the local police chief. The gang ... (were given) food at 9 o’clock this morning. The police hope they’ll give some of it to the other people in the bank. They ... (have been given) three meals altogether now. Very little else ... (has happened) today.