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1) We were pleased to receive your letter.
2) The door of the office was open.
3) The wind last night was very strong.
4) He and his brother were sick two days ago.
5) There were few passengers in the compartment.
6) There was a very interesting lecture last Monday.
7) There were two examinations last spring.
8) There was a large picture in her room.
21. , , Past Indefinite:
1) We (work) in our garden all day yesterday.
2) I (listen) to the radio until twelve oclock last night.
3) He always (want) to learn English.
4) Ann and I (talk) over the telephone yesterday.
5) They (live) in France for many years.
6) The meeting (last) about two hours.
7) I (wait) almost two hours for Helen yesterday.
8) She (study) in our class last semester.
9) We (watch) television until eleven oclock last night.
22. :
: He prepared his lesson well.
Did he prepare his lesson well?
He didnt prepare his lesson well.
1) They stayed in Moscow all summer. 2) She planned her work well. 3) The crowd waited a long time to see the famous actor. 4) He worked in that Institute for many years. 5) We arrived home late. 6) He entered this class in April. 7) Ann passed all her examinations. 8) The meeting lasted a long time. 9) They travelled there by train. 10) She decided to write a letter to her parents at home.
23. Past Indefinite Participle II . :
to build, to think, to go, to see, to give, to meet, to write, to read, to know, to take, to teach, to feel, to have, to come, to begin, to find, to get, to say, to tell, to put, to leave, to do, to sing, to lose, to stand.
24. , , Past Indefinite. :
1) I (forget) to bring my notebook to class yesterday.
2) The telephone (ring) twice but no one answered it.
3) George (think) about his troubles continuously.
4) Last year Professor Johnes (teach) us both English and mathematics.
5) I (lose) my English book yesterday but (find) it later.
6) The Petrovs (take) their two children to the South with them.
7) He (tell) the whole story to us.
8) The meeting (begin) at ten oclock yesterday.
9) They (go) to the park after the lesson.
25. , :
: arrived at ten oclock. (What time) What time did he arrive?
1) They sat in the first row. (In which row)
2) The performance lasted two hours. (How long)
3) He went to Leningrad to see some friends. (Why)
4) She put the mail on my desk. (Where)
5) He walked to school with Mary. (Whom with)
6) They spoke to us in French. (In what language)
7) He arrived home very late. (When)
26. , who, what:
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: My friend likes music very much. Who likes music very much?
1) She wants to visit Moscow.
2) Speech is a kind of vibration.
3) Painting is an ancient art.
4) He collects the paintings of old masters.
5) Every substance is a kind of matter.
6) Metals are the best conductors of heat.
7) The Romans made portraits in stone.
8) Poor lighting makes a piece of sculpture look uninteresting.
9) We know little about early painters.
27. to be, :
1) She... our new teacher.
2) These exercises... very difficult for you.
3) They... glad to see their old friends.
4) There... many examinations next term.
5) There... a new club in our town next year.
6) We... very tired after the long walk.
7) I... happy to be here again.
8) We... interested in his progress.
28. , , Future Indefinite:
1) Helen (find) the book which you need.
2) They (see) us tomorrow.
3) I (finish) the work in April.
4) The shops (close) at noon today.
5) We (arrive) at three oclock.
6) She (tell) you all about it.
7) We (spend) two months in the South.
8) The plant (die) because of lack of sunshine.
9) The meeting (begin) at eight oclock. 10) The film (last) an hour.
29. :
: They will arrive at three oclock.
Will they arrive at three oclock?
They wont arrive at three oclock.
1) They will return in October.
2) These exercises will be easy for you.
3) He will be able to meet us later.
4) Our drama society will present a new play this year.
5) The lesson will be over at twelve oclock.
6) There will be three new students in the class.
7) She will leave a message on the table for him.
8) They will write to us on Wednesday.
9) We shall take the children to the park.
30. , , Present Continuous:
: 1) Look! It (begin) to rain.
Look! It is beginning to rain.
2) They (wait) for us on the corner now.
They are waiting for us on the corner now.
1) I see that you (wear) your new suit today.
2) Listen! Someone (knock) at the door.
3) The bus (stop) for us now.
4) Please, be quiet! The baby (sleep).
5) The leaves (begin) to fall from the trees.
6) John (have) lunch in the cafeteria now.
7) Listen! I think the telephone (ring).
8) Ann seems to be very busy. I guess she (prepare) her English lesson.
