Exercise 10. Use the Past Progressive Tense or the Past Simple Tense instead of the infinitives in brackets.

1. It (to rain) cats and dogs when I (to go) out.

2. From the noise we (to hear) it (to be) clear that our neighbours' girl (to practise) the violin.

3. While Trevor (to learn) to drive he (to have) many accidents.

4. When we first (to meet) you (to study) Italian.

5. 'Who you (to talk to) as I (to come) in?'

'I (to talk) to my new secretary.'

6. My wife and I (to discuss) this problem when Julian (to emerge).

7. 'Whose book you (to read)?'

'My sister's. I just (to begin) when you (to enter) the room.'

8. While we (to walk) someone (to come) into the house and (to leave) this note.

9. Where Larry (to live) when you (to see) him last?

10. Jeffrey (to have) a lot of doubts while he (to plan) his crime.

11. While Albert (to think) about the career that (to lie) before him Lucy also (to plan) some improvements in the house and (to guess) what else this new change might bring.

12. Leslie (to feel) he (to become) too emotional and the inspectors (to get) suspicious about it.

13. 'George (to plan) some tidying, he (not)? So perhaps he (to look for) something in the loft when you (to come) and (to frighten) him.

14. What the girl (to do) when the fire alarm (to ring)?

15. Molly (to put) a pair of gloves into her bag when the shop-girl (to catch) her at it.

16. I (to read) in bed when I (to hear) a scream.

17. When Karen (to return) Daniel still (to stand) there like a man of stone.

18. I (to wonder) whether you (to need) any part-timers.

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