- , - . ( ) .
. :
1) - , - , :
I think you are right. - , .
Do you know why he was - , absent yesterday? ?
I ll tell you what you will have - ,
to do. .
2) - ( Past Indefinite), , (Future in the Past). . :
I didnt know he could speak - , -
English .
He told me that you were - ,
writing your composition. .
I hoped he would come. - , .
, , , Past Indefinite Past Continuous ( ):
I thought you were ready. - , .
He told me he was preparing - ,
for his exams. .
, , , Past Perfect ( ):
I didnt know she had gone. - , .
(in 1937, yesterday) Past Indefinite:
I thought you came back from - , your trip yesterday. .
Future in the Past ( ):
I didnt expect you would be - , .
late.
He said that he would meet us - ,
at the stadium. .
. :
) :
Why he had voted against him - , was a mystery. .
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The only fear was that Tom - , , would forget his promise. ,
.
) :
She had the feeling that some- - , -,
one hidden in the bushes was , watching her. .
) :
He pinned the note on the front - door so that she could see it as , ,
soon as she came back. .
(, , , , .) :
At the exhibition yesterday I saw -
the girl who lives next door ,
to my brothers. .
He was very busy that month - , because his firm was producing
a new car. .
, , - , , :
He said he would repair the - , telephone after he had read the , .
article.
, - :
1) , :
You made me understand how - , important education is. .
2) , . :
If the storm were stronger, the - ,
waves would reach the tiny .
house.
We saw that if the storm were - , stronger, the waves would , reach the tiny house. .
3) , :
I said that you must do it at - , once. .
I said that you neednt go there. - ,
.
4) ( ), , . :
Meg said he has been ringing - , you up all day, Mother. , .
I came to tell you that I ll vote - , against you. .
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You said you came in a taxi. - , .
, , :
I came to see how your health was. - , . I quite forgot it was my birthday - ,
today. .
