Join these sentences using before or after 1.He left Holland. Then he joined his brother, Theo. (After) 2.Ha arrived in Paris. He made friends with Paul

со словами while,during

working here for 2 hours.

3. How long have they been sleeping?

4. I’ve been waiting here since three o’clock.

5. That noise has been going on since they came home.

6. The telephone has been ringing for five minutes, why don’t you answer it.

7. He has been coming here day after day for years.

1) The pen was given to me
2) I was sent a letter
3) This text is translated by my friend
4) I has bought ten pens

some special place.Analysing the situation we can say that we will inevitably ______ nominate election candidate or to discuss legislative proposals in advance of formal proceedings.______ you ______leave tomorrow? I’d prefer you to stay.The list of the selected applicants is too long, I think I ______ choose only one of them for the final interview.You ______ ask permission any time you want to make some changes, it is inevitable.We don’t _______ agree to any change, as we operate within a frame work of rules and constraints. You ______ pack these things very carefully, they are fragile.At a meeting participants ______ quickly decide what policy they are willing to accept.In order to draw the support from the ranks of the poor and disadvantaged (in urban societies, the working classes) the “Left” will ______ promise to change, in the form of either social reform or wholesale economic transformation.

going to help us.5.The scissors ... very sharp.Be careful.6.Her clothes ... usually very tidy.7. I'm afraid that your luggage ... lost.8.Athletics ... fun.You must join us tomorrow.9.What ...the news?Is your friend better?10.Rice ... good for you.Have some more.

Use must,may/might,can/could or can't/couldn't plus the correct form of the verb in these sentences.
1.Where was Peter yesterday?.He....(be)at school.The scholl yer started a week ago.
2.I'm absolutely sure! They....(arrive) yesterday.I saw their tickets.
3.The course....(begin) on the fifth of September but I'm not so certain aboit it.
4.Are you joking! Nick....(go) to Moscow lat week. He's supposed to be at work now.
5.They....(come from) London,but I'm not sure.
6.We....(take) the wrong turn.We should be there by now.
7.They...(miss)their train.Otherwise they wouldne be here by now.
8.It...(be)Masha who answered the phone because she's away.
9.I can't find my cat anywhere.She...(get out) through the window.The opening is too small.

1) John studied French. He went to Paris. (before)

2) We arrived at the cinema. The film started. (when)

3) Richard ate all the cakes. Fred arrived home. (before)

4) The gardener finished digging. He put in some cabbage plants. (when)