III.Put questions and give negative answers to the following sentences. 1.He wanted to tell her something

1.He wanted to tell her something. 2.She had some bad habits. 3.I wrote some letters to my partners two days ago. 4.There was something special in this boy. 5.Our engineers heard little about this new company. 6.Something happened when I was away. 7.He gave me some time to think. 8.The manager took some decision. 9.There were some good films on TV during the weekend. 10.The millionaire bought some pictures at the auction. 11.The Robins saved some money for holidays. 12.I saw them somewhere. 13.A yellow bird fell on the roof of his Pontiac. 14.A girl from Barbados wrote a letter to the BBC. 15.The clock stopped an hour ago. 16.The weather was rather bad last month.

IV.Open the brackets using the verbs in Past Simple.

1.Last Monday we (to have) five lessons. 2.The first lesson (to be) English. 3.She (to study) English two years ago. 4.He (to come) home at six yesterday. 5.They (to be) very tired. 6.We (to take) a taxi to be on time. 7.The Simpsons (to go) to the country to see their parents last Sunday. 8.O’Henry (to write) a lot of wonderful novels. 9.Nellie (to leave) for Moscow two days ago. 10.They (to know) the terms of payment. 11.I (to feed) my cat in the morning. 12.I (to see) Mike last Tuesday. 13.He (to begin) writing his report only in the afternoon. 14.Sue (to brake) mother’s favourite cup in the evening. 15.The secretary (to bring) the mail at eleven. 16.I (to choose) this dress at once and (to buy) it, though it (to be) rather expensive. 17.We (to catch) the last train on Sunday. 18.He (to see) the girl last summer and (to fall) in love with her. 19.The critics (to find) the new book rather interesting. 20.Alan (to hear) the news, but (not can) believe it. 21.That day he (to lose) his last friend. 22.During their vacations they (to meet) a lot of people and (to make) friends with some of them. 23.They (to sell) nice carpets there. 24.Lewis Carroll (to teach) mathematics. 25.Megan (to think) over the new problem. 26.He always (to pay) in cash. 27.Billy (to say) the truth. 28.This group of engineers (to do) a lot to improve the engine.

On Tuesday Liz (to get up) at half past six. She (to go) to the bathroom and (to have) a shower and (to clean) her teeth. Then Liz (to dress), (to go) to the kitchen and (to cook) breakfast for her family. At half past seven Liz’s husband (to get up) and (to have) breakfast. After breakfast he (to leave) home. Liz (not to live) home with her husband. On Tuesday she (not to work) in the morning. At eleven she (to go) shopping. What she (to buy)? She (to buy) some meat, vegetables and some fruit. In the evening Liz and her husband (to be) at home. They (to be) rather tired and (not to want) to go out. Liz (to do) some work about the house and her husband (to read) newspapers. At ten o’clock they (to hear) a knock at the door. Liz (to open) the door and (to see) their son James. He (to come) from Oxford. James (to teach) English Literature there. James often (to write) to his parents, but still he (to miss) them greatly. Liz (to be) very glad to see the boy and (to think) that it (to be) the best surprise for her coming birthday. James (to bring) her a present. He (to give) his mother a very nice necklace. He (to choose) it at the jeweller’s. This night the family (to talk) a lot and James (to tell) all his news. They all (to be) very happy. It (to be) a wonderful day.

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