1. When I entered the room, her eyes (be) red because she (cry) for a long time.

you wrote a letter … b) … they would receive it soon.

c) If you had written the letter … c) … tell them the news.

(push). We (suppose) to take your remark seriously? They say she (interview) for the job tomorrow. The newspaper (deliver) before I got up this morning. Milk can (buy) at the shop on the corner. We (tell) there (be) a private bathroom for every room. Next week we (tell) who will be in charge of the depart­ment. I phoned the police when I found out that my passport (steed). A new plug for the television must (buy). Smoking (not/allow) in this part of the building. I (tell) that fifty people (invite) to the reception. The National Gallery (restore) at the moment. During the Gulf War many oil wells in Kuwait(damage). He (arrest) by a security guide, who later admitted he had made a mistake. When I entered the room Richard still (examine). I wonder who else is going (to invite). Oranges usually (treat) with wax and then (store) in large boxes. We can't take the car yet: it still (repair). The windows are really dirty: they (not/clean) for years. Do you need (wake) up in the morning? The local cinema (close down) three years ago. Very few typewriters (sell) these days. It (estimate) that after it (open) The Millenium Bridge (use) by four million people to cross the Thames each year. Simon says he regrets giving up studying French at school, as now he ( offer) a gob a France. Sarah felt unhappy that she (not/pick) for the basketball team. Trafalgar square looks much better now that some of the buildings (clean). The cat nearly (run) over but luckily the driverstopped just in time. Suzy recently (choose) to represent herschool at the national youth festival. The principle of free medicalcare for everyone ( establish) in Britain in 1948. Chris informed that he (select) to go on an expedition through the jungle. When the film came out it (praise) highly by critics. Nowadays ordinarry letters (replace) gradually by email. Although the puppy (sweep) out to sea by the huge waves he managed to swim back. The police suspected thet the jewels (hide) in the van. I recently (ask) to give a talk about how to prepere students for examinations. Customers (request) to leave their bags at he desk when trying on footwear. Her brother is in hospital now. He (treat) for a stomach ulcer. I just (tell) you wished to see me.

1.решить, будет ли глаголов в предложениях правильны или неправильны исправить
неправильные приговоры
1.Look!That boy tries to open the door of your house.
2.Pam is thinking it would be a good idea to sleep early.
3.Asel is usually go to school by bus.
4.My friend is liking apples.
2.Use the present continous or present simple
1.You (read) anything in Kazakh now?-yes,i(to read) a book of poems by Olzhas Suleimenov.
2.What you (think) about this play?-i (to think) it (be) very good.
3.You (enjoy) the film?-yes.shsh...
4.He(play) at the concert today.
5.What you (watch)?-don`t you see! It`s football.
6.What you (listen) to?-it(seem) to me i(hear)footsteps outside.
7.I (not to like0 the boy;he(brother) me with silly questions.
8.He`ll join us with pleasure if we (invite) him.


3.Example:
she/break /her knee/when/she/ski
she broke her knee when she was skiing.
1.I/have stroll/when/i/see/the/car accident.
2.When/dad/enter the room/mother/sing a lullaby.

3.She/sit down/on a chair/while/he/paint/her portrait.
4.When/we/come/from the party/he/listen to/one of his records.

1. We hardly (toleave) town, when it (to begin) to rain
. 2. The moon (not to rise). There wasnothing to dispel the dark of the night
. 3. On glancing at the address, heobserved that it contained no name. The stranger (not to go) far, so hefollowed him to ask it. 4. When at hishouse, they (to tell) me that he (to leave) an hour ago.
5. No sooner he (totake) a drink himself, than Mrs Fettle (to look) in.
6. When I (to come) to seemy friend, I (to find) him lying in bed. He (to look) very pale as he (to be)seriously ill for a whole month. 7. He hardly (to light) another cigarette,when the general (to come) into the courtyard.
8. Gemma went slowly down thestairs, Martini following in silence. She (to grow) to look ten years older inthese few days, and her hair (to become) gray.
9. Presently the sounds ofvoices and footsteps approaching along the terrace roused her from the dreamystate into which she (to fall). 10. She was a woman of nearly fifty who (to be)obviously pretty one. 11. Margaret, you (read) my letters, Don’t deny it.12. I (read) the book you lent me but I (not/finish) it yet.13. When I (come) home, Mother (make) breakfast and Father (have) hismother tea.14. We (climb) for six hours already, but we (not/reach) the top of themountain.15. I (know) him very well. We (know) each other since I came to live inthis house.16. I must not letmy eyes get all red and swollen, or Henry’ll know I (cry).17. Where he (be)? –He (sit) at his desk. He (not/move) since she (leave).18. A little boy(fall off) a ladder and (hurt) himself.19. He (finish) thefirst part of his book and now he (write) the second.20. Sorry I’m late.– That’s all right. I (not/wait) long.21. I (meet) Ann ather father’s house twenty years ago and (know) her ever since.22. I (make) myreport when you (enter) the room.23. Why your hair(be) wet? You (swim)?

September. 4) The Smiths have sold their house this month. 5) She is translating a letter form Russian into English. 6) When he entered the room, they were interviewing the last student.