Сделайте предложения вопросительными 1. She had sprained her waist after the ambulance took her to hispital
2. The sportsman had set a world record by 1997
3. We had already booked tickets before we went to the opera
4. The match had ended before we arrived
5. We had left for home before the rain began
6. I had twisted my ankle before the match was over
7. The fox had run away before we could catch it
8. My dreams had come true by 2013
9. Mike's family had moved to another place before the terrible earthquake
10. By the time we called him, he had returned
Kelly: I was sorry, Mrs Carter. I just overslept and missed the school bus.
Mrs Carter: OK, since you honestly admited it was your fault and you
hadn't invented any silly excuses; I would let you come in and join the class.
Kelly: Thank you, Mrs Carter.
Mrs Carter: Actually, I was considering calling your parents, Kelly, to tell them about your coming late. I hadn't done that yet since I didn't want to disappoint them. But I thought I would have to since I wasn't happy with your progress in French, either.
Kelly: I would do my best to catch up with the class, Mrs Carter, I promised.
Mrs Carter: I felt that you hadn't been working hard lately. Something was distracting you from studying. What was it, might I ask?
Kelly: Well, actually, you were right, Mrs Carter. We, three other girls and I, formed a band three months ago. We had been rehearsing like mad since then. We played pop and rock music and we were going to take part in the town music contest the following month. When we won, I promised I would get back to the lessons.
Mrs Carter: Look, Kelly. Since you had always been a bright student, I could tolerate this outrageous situation for two more weeks. But I wasn't going to put up with anything like this in the future, OK?
Kelly: Thank you for understanding, Mrs Carter.
Mrs Carter: What were you rehearsing for the contest, by the way?
Kelly: Oh, we would be singing two songs we had written ourselves, and a remake of the old hit "Kansas City".
Mrs Carter: "Kansas City"?
Kelly: Yes. I was sure you remembered it. Your group got first prize for it in the National School Band Contest about twenty years ago. It hadn't been performed since then, but we had heard the recording, and we wanted to bring it back to life. Your expert advice would be very much appreciated, Mrs Carter...
1.Each team tries to ... c. score a goal
2.If a team wins? the are called ... h. the winners
3.The players of the other team are called ... f. the opponents
4.We call the instructor of a team ... g. a coach
5.If a team loses the match, they are ... i. the losers
6.There’s usually a leader of a team or ... j. the captain
7.A part of a game of tennis is called ... b. a set
8.We call correct play ... d. fair play
9.The person who does the long jump is ... e. a long jumper
10. 2:2 means that the match ended in a. a draw