Put the verbs in brackets in the past simple or past continuous. 1 - I read a book last night when I hear my sister shouting. - What happen ? - She do the washing up when a plate break and she cut her finger. 2 - We stand by the door when the children walk in. you/see what they looked like? - No. They wear scary costumes.3 - What you/do when he
faint
?
call
an ambulance.
4 - What happen
to you?
-
have
an accident while lane
drive
to work.
you/go
to the hospital?
- Yes, I did.
5 - What Claire/do
when you
phone
her?
- She listen
to music.
she/turn
the radio off?
- No, she didn't. She
want
to
listen to the music programme.
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Every lady has her own idea of a handsome man, and I`m not an exception. Thus my idea differs dramatically from those of other women, who have quite similar images of perfect gentlemen.

For instance, the majority of women wants their ideal man to be tallish and well-build, broad-shouldered, even athletic, tanned. He should also be fair-haired or even blond, with blue deep eyes and long dark eyelashes. Most women want their man not to wear beard, moustache or sideburns. As for the personality, they want their handsome man to be kind-hearted, open-minded, and reliable, the one they can count on, generous and devoted, you know what I mean.

I greatly respect all this ideas, but I can that they are not for me. I can easily claim that I don`t really care about man`s appearance due to the fact that his person is far more important for me. However, I don`t want to disregard the fact that appearance matter greatly.

So, my idea of a handsome man is as following. I want him to be tallish, but a bit overweight, not really sporty and athletic, but quite broad-shouldered. As for his complexion, I want him to be pale with plenty of beauty spots on his face. Well…as for his hair, I`d like it to be chestnut and a bit wavy. I don`t really care about the colour of his eyes, because it`s not really important, but let him be blue-eyed.

His personality, which is far more important for me than appearance, needs more time to be discussed. For example, I really want him to be soft-hearted, passionate, highly intellectual and intelligent, open-minded and inquiring, sociable and generous, may be a bit bossy, but never obstinate and stubborn as well as timid or coward. I can`t stand people who are jealous or mean as well as greedy and hot-tempered, that`s why he mustn`t have such features of character.

Thus, I know it perfectly well that a person can`t be only vice or virtue, but every man combines bad and good points of character. That`s why my idea will always be just an idea of a handsome man.

I have seen the seven wonders of the world and if there is an eighth I have seen it too. I have walked through the most wonderful parks of every civilized and uncivilized country in the world. I have slept in the finest beds of the most fashionable hotels of the biggest cities of the best countries. I have eaten the tastiest foods on Earth, I have spent long afternoons in the most beautiful gardens of the richest people on Earth drinking green tea, reading the cheapest novels and smoking the most expensive cigars. I have played poker with the most famous people - with the Prince of Wales ad with the Countess of Strasbourg. Seven of the wonders I have seen, but the best  place for me is Beale Street.