1. Everybody (was) at the door of the museum, but my friend (had not yet come).
2. He (told) me that if no one (had come) to meet me at the station, I (could) leave suitcase in the checkroom and go to the hotel where he (had reserved) a room for me.
3. What were you (doing) when I (came) in?
4. We were happy when the sun (rose), for the night (had been) very cold.
5. The play (had not yet begun) and the people (were talking) in the hall.
6. What is your friend (doing) now? – She (is having) dinner. She usually (has) dinner at this time.
7. He was just (approaching) the door, when she (entered).
8. If you (ring) me up tomorrow, I (will tell) you about it.
9. When the teacher told the boy to recite the poem, the boy (burst) into tears: he (did not remember) anything, though he (had tried) to learn his lesson so hard.
10. Jane usually works in the library. She (is working) there now. She has already (gathered) the necessary material and now she (is writing) her report.
Read the messages posted on the internet forum related to smoking. Circle the correct verb forms.
a) I have been trying to quit smoking for a long time now, but have failed a number of times. I don't know what to do. It's a battle. Can anybody help?
b) I passed the two month anniversary without smoking. Just wanted to tell you that I am doing GREAT. It makes me feel good to say, I don't smoke. Thank you very much for all your advice. It has worked!
c) I am smoke-free for over a month. It can be done! Smoking over a pack a day for 10+ years? just think about the harm you have been doing to people around you for all this time. Think and do something now! And say hello to the rest of your life. I have and it feels great
1. Everybody (was) at the door of the museum, but my friend (had not yet come).
2. He (told) me that if no one (had come) to meet me at the station, I (could) leave suitcase in the checkroom and go to the hotel where he (had reserved) a room for me.
3. What were you (doing) when I (came) in?
4. We were happy when the sun (rose), for the night (had been) very cold.
5. The play (had not yet begun) and the people (were talking) in the hall.
6. What is your friend (doing) now? – She (is having) dinner. She usually (has) dinner at this time.
7. He was just (approaching) the door, when she (entered).
8. If you (ring) me up tomorrow, I (will tell) you about it.
9. When the teacher told the boy to recite the poem, the boy (burst) into tears: he (did not remember) anything, though he (had tried) to learn his lesson so hard.
10. Jane usually works in the library. She (is working) there now. She has already (gathered) the necessary material and now she (is writing) her report.
Read the messages posted on the internet forum related to smoking. Circle the correct verb forms.
a) I have been trying to quit smoking for a long time now, but have failed a number of times. I don't know what to do. It's a battle. Can anybody help?
b) I passed the two month anniversary without smoking. Just wanted to tell you that I am doing GREAT. It makes me feel good to say, I don't smoke. Thank you very much for all your advice. It has worked!
c) I am smoke-free for over a month. It can be done! Smoking over a pack a day for 10+ years? just think about the harm you have been doing to people around you for all this time. Think and do something now! And say hello to the rest of your life. I have and it feels great