Past perfect/past simple After Tom (eat), he (read) the news online.
When I (turn) on the TV, the match (already/ start).
Jack (not live) in a capital city before he (move) to London.
We (play) football after school (finish).
I (not can) gp out because I (not do) my homework.

(0) Jay stayed at a hotel.
Clare, did you stay at a hotel?
Yes, I did.
1. Jay went on the excursion to Red Square.
Clare, did you go to Red Square?

Yes, I did.
2. Jay watched a football match at the Luzhniki Stadium.
Clare, did you watch a football match at the Luzhniki Stadium?

No, I didn’t.
3. Jay visited the famous sights of the center of Moscow.
Clare, did you visit the famous sights of the center of Moscow?
Yes, I did.
4. Jay sent an e-mail to his friends.
Clare, did you send an e-mail to your friends?
No, I didn’t.
5. Jay enjoyed the trip.
Clare, did you enjoy the trip?
Yes, I did.

Artos and his family lived on the farm. He was only seven. Angles and Saxons were enemies of his tribe. His father worried because Saxons king had come to their land with a great army and burnt their farm. Artos hated the Angles and Saxons. They first came to Britain in the fifth century after the Romans had left. The Angles and Saxons landed on the east coast, near London, and moved west. They even called this land Anglia-the land of the Angles. Artos and his tribe had a motto: «Fight of the ring. Fight with the ring. Fight in the ring.» The ring was the most valuable thing in the tribe. Artos had a very strange dream. In the morning he went to the priest. The boy told the priest about his dream. The priest did not know what to do. Artos said what the ring had said. The priest told him to do what he had to do, and not to be afraid.