7 Open the brackets to complete the story. It was a bright day with no wind. Andy (1. start)
down to the library (2. get)
a book about lions. "I (3. not,
read)
a real book about dangerous animals yet,” (4. think)
Andy. So he (5. take)
the book home and (6. read)
and (7. read)
Just before supper his grandfather
(8. tell)
him some stories about hunting lions. While Andy
(9. listen)
to his grandpa he (10. fall)
asleep.
In his dream he (11. see)
many lions.​

1. I don't know (Present Inefinite -Active voice)what the time is(Present form of verb to be -Active voice )now as my watch has stopped.( Present Perfect -Active voice )
2. The typist had typed(Past Perfect -Active voice ) all the letters before the manager came(Past Indefinite -Active voice )
3. I shall be preparing (Future Continious -Active Voice )for my examinations in May.
4. Science in Russia has made( Present Perfect -Active voice ) enomorous progress since the beginning of the century.
5. They informed(Past Indefinite -Active voice ) us that they had charted (Past Indefinite -Active voice )the steamer "Minsk" for the transportation of the goods.

Dear Jane,
I can’t say that I am fine. I have been here in London for two months now. The weather is nasty here. It has been raining since morning. I think it always rains here in spring. Anyway, it has rained every Saturday and Sunday since we came here two months ago. Besides it was foggy and windy and we stay home almost every weekend. And I felt unhap­ py and bored. Last Sunday the weather forecast promised fine weather, and we planned a sightseeing tour. But in the morning when I woke up it started pouring and it never stopped. I hope next Sunday it will be fine and sunny and I will be able to see something of London. When I have a chance to see the sights of London I will write a long letter to you.
Love,
Tommy.